You can't tell the area from the perimeter. There are an infinite number of rectangles
that all have the same perimeter but different areas.
Here are a few that all have perimeter of 60 m:
1 x 29 . . . . . area = 29
2 x 28 . . . . . 56
3 x 27 . . . . . 81
4 x 26 . . . . 104
5 x 25 . . . . 125
6 x 24 . . . . 144
7 x 23 . . . . 161
8 x 22 . . . . 176
9 x 21 . . . . 189
10 x 20 . . . 200
12 x 18 . . . 216
14 x 16 . . . 224
15 x 15 . . . 225
0.1 x 29.5 . . area = 2.95
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There are infinitely many rectangles with an area of 30 m2Choose a width (greater than 0m and less than 30m) then the length will belength = 30 ÷ width.For example, if the width was 50 cm, the length would be 60m and the rectangle would have an area of 0.5m x 60m = 30 m2.If you want all the rectangles of area 30 m2 with whole number of meter sides then:1m by 30m2m by 15m3m by 10m5m by 6m
Circumference = pi*60 = 188.4955592 or about 188.5 m
You half the diameter, so the radius is basically 30m
speed=distance/time taken 600/10= 60m/s
60m