The rectangle with the most area for a given perimeter is the square.
Build the room square, with sides of 94-ft. The area is 8,836 square ft.
It is: 50+45+50+45 = 190m
If the surface is small enough, the length of each edge can be taken using a ruler or tape measure. If the surface is too large, say, the side of a building, you can use trigonometry. eg: for a building, take a point a known distance from the building's base and measure the angle from that point to the top. the building's height istan(angle) x distance from base
Three examples of items that have a rectangular prism shape are a cereal box, a tall building, and a door. Some other examples are the following: A DVD case, a book, and a 2 by 4
Standard exterior door sizes are 36" and 32". However building code requires at least one egress door of 36" in a residential structure. What is the standard width for a screen door
There are infinitely many possible answers. The area alone does not specify the shape of the object. And even if you had the shape, unless it is regular, there is no way to distinguish between a long narrow version or a short wide one.
The standard perimeter of a rectangular building can be found by adding the lengths of all four sides. It is twice the sum of the length and width of the building.
If the room has to stay rectangular**, then the maximum area is enclosed when it's a squarewith length and width of 68 ft.Perimeter = 4 x 68 = 272 feet.Area = 682 = 4,624 square feet.** The only way to squeeze more area into the same perimeter is to make it circular.
It is impossible to answer the question without knowing what the "64 feet" refers to. The perimeter, or a misstated measure of area.
200 ft
An acre is 43,560 square feet. You'll have to do some math to decide what proportions you want that one acre lot to take.
methods ensuring that a small rectangular building has been set out correctly
The occupation is residential building
You can't. The area doesn't tell you the dimensions or the perimeter. You absolutely must know something else besides the area. For example, if you know the area, and you also know that the building is square, then the perimeter is four times the square root of the area. But that's only an example. The main thing is: You can't figure out anything else from just the area and no other information. Here's an example: If you had a building that was 40ft x 40ft it's square feet would be 1600, but it's perimeter would be 40+40+40+40 or 160. If instead you had a building that was 20ft x 80ft it's square feet would be 1600, but it's perimeter would be 20 + 80 + 20 + 80 or 200. So see, both have the same square feet, but different perimeters.
If the perimeter of a square building is 812 meter then each side is 203 meter long
It will depend on the friction. A building brick - approximately a rectangular prism - does not slide easily.
yes
2(21.5+12.5) = a perimeter of 68 units