The area of a rectangle is calculated by multiplying its height and its width (h x w), i.e. how tall it is by how wide it is.
Area of a recangle = (width) x (length) = (12-ft x 10-ft) = 120 square feet
If, by recangle, the question refers to rectangle, the answer is a square.
A Parallelogram
A square is a type of rectangle so just draw a 10x10 refracts and it is early a square also.
A recangle has 4 line segments. (Each side is a line segment).
It is: 30 feet Check: 30+30+20+20 = 100 feet
How Pentagon and Rectangle Are DifferentThe difference between a pentagon and recangle is that a pentagon has five sides and a rectangle has four sides.
A cube has six faces, and if you multiply the area of a face by six, you'll get the cube's surface area. The area of a face is given by multiplying the length of an edge by itself. It's like the length times the width to find the area of a recangle, but since a square has a length that's equal to a width, it's just an edge (e) times itself or e x e or e2 for that area. Surface areacube = 6 e2 The surface area of the cube equals 6 times the square of the length of the edge. Cool eh?
You must take sand and put it in a furnace is you want glass panes take 6 blocks of glass and put it in a 2 by 3 recangle
a 3-d rectangle A rectangular prism is a rectangle like in 3-d. a rectangular prisim is a recangle that is 3D a rectangular prism is a rectangle but in 3-d
Carpet area is carpet area and retail area is retail area
Because its easier to find the area of a rectangle.It's also because maybe the recangle of a room is the cheapest way.Drywall (Sheetrock) is in long straight sheets and has to be carefully broken to fitaround corners, and then back-filled with joint compound to cover the cracks/gaps.Also, it makes it a lot tougher from the architect, to the house framer, to the drywallerto the end user to figure out to to use the curved wall (can't hang a picture on it,can't throw a couch up against it, etc... So it's normally why you see them onlyin high-priced homes (Monticello) and entryways (double-curved staircase to thelobby, etc.)