Sunday, December 27, 2015

How to express the area of rectangle in terms of perimeter and length?

We know that the area of a rectangle is the product of the
length and the width.


A =
L*w


The perimeter of rectangle
is:


P = 2(L + w)


Since the
area has to be expressed only in terms of perimeter and length, we'll express the width
in terms of P and L.


P = 2L +
2w


2w = P - 2L


w =
(P-2L)/2


A =
[L*(P-2L)]/2


Therefore the area of a
rectangle, expressed only in terms of perimeter and length, is A =
[L*(P-2L)]/2.

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