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Standard VI
Mathematics
Area of Rectangle
Question

A basketball court is 20 meters long and 10 meters wide. What is the total sum of its sides?
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  1. 50 metres
  2. 200 metres
  3. 60 metres
  4. 30 metres

A
30 metres
B
200 metres
C
60 metres
D
50 metres
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From figure given in question we can see that basketball court is rectangular which means opposite sides are equal .

So,

Total sum of it's sides=2(20+10) m

=2(30) m

=60m

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