In math class: Draw a 16 cm long for the base. At each end draw a perpendicular line straight up 8 cm long for the sides. Connect straight across, this should be another 16 cm line.
In building/construction. Lie out a 16 foot board for the base. Attach (nail on) a board to make both ends 8 feet long. Measure the diagonals until each is the same length then nail on the top board another 16 foot board. If the diagonals are equal you will have perpendicular sides.
There is no such rectangle.
The area of a 16 by 6 rectangle is 16*6 = 96 square units.
They both are 4 sided quadrilaterals. Together they can make polygons with up to 16 sides.
Yes a 2 by 6 rectangle for example.
48 / 16 = 3
To calculate the total number of tiles needed to make a rectangle that is 4 tiles wide, you would need to consider the length of the rectangle as well. If the length of the rectangle is x tiles, then the total number of tiles needed would be 4 times x, which simplifies to 4x. Therefore, the number of tiles needed to make a rectangle that is 4 tiles wide would be 4 times the length of the rectangle.
48 and 1 24 and 2 16 and 3 12 and 4 8 and 6
Perimeter of [ 16 x 26 ] rectangle = 16 + 16 + 26 + 26 = 84-ft . Perimeter of a 20-ft square = 4 x 20 = 80-ft . The rectangle has the greater perimeter.
If a rectangle is 40 inches. the rectangle is 12 inches long then: 2 * 12 + 2 * width = 40 2 * width = 40 - 2*12 = 40 - 24 = 16 width = 16 / 2 = 8 So the width of the rectangle is 8.
2*16+2*3= 38
3 cm
L=16 in W=8 in