2 rectangles have the same area. rectangle A is 6cm by 4cm, B is 3cm by Xcm. what is the value of X?

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Jamarcus Garza

Mathematics

6 February, 11:51

2 rectangles have the same area. rectangle A is 6cm by 4cm, B is 3cm by Xcm. what is the value of X?

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Rocky · Answer 1

x=8

Step-by-step explanation:

If the two rectangles have the same area, then you have to first find the area to solve the problem. To find the area, do 6 (Length) x4 (Width) = 24. So now that we know that the area is 24, now all you have to do is divide 24 by 3 to find the missing dimension. 24:3=8. Therefore, x=8.