
Mark B. answered 11/17/17
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PhD Candidate in Psychology: Experienced Math, Statistics, Tutor
Hello Misha,
To find the area of a rectangle the formula is A=wl where A is equal to the area, w is equal to the width, and l is equal to the length.
Therefore:
A = 7 cm x 3 cm
A = 21 squared cm
To find the perimeter of a rectangle the formula is P = 2 (l x w) where P is equal to the perimeter, l is equal to the length and w is equal to the width.
Therefore,
P = 2 (7 cm + 3 cm)
Remember no matter what kind of equation, you must follow the BODMAS principle.
B = brackets
O = powers
D = division
M = multiplication
A = addition
S = subtraction
Therefore, in your equation for the perimeter:
P = 2 (7 cm + 3 cm) you will first do the work inside the brackets
P = 2 (10 cm) Then you will multiply
P = 20 cm
I hope I have assisted and wish you a great weekend.
To find the area of a rectangle the formula is A=wl where A is equal to the area, w is equal to the width, and l is equal to the length.
Therefore:
A = 7 cm x 3 cm
A = 21 squared cm
To find the perimeter of a rectangle the formula is P = 2 (l x w) where P is equal to the perimeter, l is equal to the length and w is equal to the width.
Therefore,
P = 2 (7 cm + 3 cm)
Remember no matter what kind of equation, you must follow the BODMAS principle.
B = brackets
O = powers
D = division
M = multiplication
A = addition
S = subtraction
Therefore, in your equation for the perimeter:
P = 2 (7 cm + 3 cm) you will first do the work inside the brackets
P = 2 (10 cm) Then you will multiply
P = 20 cm
I hope I have assisted and wish you a great weekend.
Misha H.
11/17/17