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Nareshkumar j

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Jan 14, 2012, 12:05:42 PM1/14/12
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Two squares were inscribed in a rectangle. given the perimeter of a
rectangle as some value then how can we find out the perimeter of
square which is inscribed in a rectangle.???

NEETHU

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Jan 14, 2012, 1:48:32 PM1/14/12
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Do you have a diagram for this question?


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shiv kumar

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Jan 16, 2012, 1:30:56 AM1/16/12
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Hi,
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Let us assume that L=2a and B=a of rectangle,---->1
As you have mentioned Perimeter of rectangle is given ,let the value be 10.

P for rect=2L+2B ,as per euq -->1 L=2B --->2

2(2B)+2B=10 ----- >  by slvng  B=5/3 ,sub B in  equ-2,,,so L=10/3.

Now consider a square inscribed in a rect as

shiv kumar

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Jan 16, 2012, 1:34:12 AM1/16/12
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Hi,
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Let us assume that L=2a and B=a of rectangle,---->1
As you have mentioned Perimeter of rectangle is given ,let the value be 10.

P for rect=2L+2B ,as per euq -->1 L=2B --->2

2(2B)+2B=10 ----- >  by slvng  B=5/3 ,sub B in  equ-2,,,so L=10/3.

Now consider a square inscribed in a rect as 4a=Per of sqaure.

Sub value of A in, 4A,so perimeter of square can be calculated.
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