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13 July, 18:22

Five rectangles are arranged from the least to the greatest area and named A, B, C, D, and E in order of increasing area. All dimensions are whole numbers, and no 2 rectangles have the same area. Determine the dimensions of all 5 rectangles using the following clues:

The median area is 15 square units.

Rectangles B and D are squares.

Rectangles C and D have the same perimeter.

Rectangles A, B, and C have the same length.

Rectangles D and E have the same length.

Rectangles C and E have the same width.

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  1. 13 July, 18:38
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    Given that median area is 15 square units.

    Hence rectangle C in the middle has 15 square units.

    Its dimensions can be width = 5 and length = 3

    SInce B is smaller than C and has the same length, B has lengh of 3 with area = 9 sq units.

    D has the same perimeter = 16 units. Since D is a square, side of D = 4 units.

    Now D and E have the same length. Hence length of E = 4 units.

    Width of E = width of C = 5 units. Thus makes the area of E as 20 sq units.

    Rectangle A has length = 3 and width can be less than 3 since area is smaller than B.

    so A has length = 3 width = 2 with area = 6 sq units.
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