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5 August, 22:58

A rectangle that had the perimeter of 70 and the area of 250 has enlarged; its sides became twice as long. what is the new area and the new perimeter

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  1. 5 August, 23:24
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    The perimeter of the original rectangle is:

    P = 2w + 2l = 70

    The area of the original rectangle is:

    A = w * l = 250

    Then, by modifying the length of its sides we have:

    Perimeter:

    P ' = 2 (2w) + 2 (2l)

    Rewriting:

    P ' = 2 (2w + 2l)

    P ' = 2P

    P ' = 2 (70)

    P ' = 140

    Area:

    A ' = (2w) * (2l)

    Rewriting:

    A ' = (2) * (2) (w) * (l)

    A ' = 4 * w * l

    A ' = 4 * A

    A ' = 4 * 250

    A ' = 1000

    Answer:

    the new area and the new perimeter are:

    P ' = 140

    A ' = 1000
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