How to Compute Area of Rectangle: 157x210

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In summary, the formula for calculating the area of a rectangle is length x width. The unit of measurement for area is typically square units, and in this case the area would be 32970 square units. The area of a rectangle cannot be negative, as it represents the space inside the rectangle. If the length or width is in a different unit, it should be converted to the same unit before calculating the area. The area of a rectangle can be a decimal if the measurements or units are different, and the appropriate unit should be included when stating the answer.
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Hello can anyone explain how they got 157x210 for the rectangle
 

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Should be 175 x 300, book error.
 
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FAQ: How to Compute Area of Rectangle: 157x210

1.

What is the formula for calculating the area of a rectangle?

The formula for calculating the area of a rectangle is length x width. In this case, the length is 157 and the width is 210, so the formula would be 157 x 210 = 32970.

2.

Is there a specific unit of measurement for the area of a rectangle?

Yes, the unit of measurement for area is typically square units, such as square inches, square feet, or square meters. In this case, the area of the rectangle would be 32970 square units.

3.

Can the area of a rectangle be negative?

No, the area of a rectangle cannot be negative. It represents the amount of space inside the rectangle, so it will always be a positive number or zero.

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What if the measurement for the length or width is in a different unit?

If the measurement for the length or width is in a different unit, it is important to convert them to the same unit before calculating the area. For example, if the length is in feet and the width is in inches, convert the length to inches before multiplying them together.

5.

Can the area of a rectangle be a decimal?

Yes, the area of a rectangle can be a decimal. This may occur if the length or width has a decimal value or if the units of measurement are different. It is important to include the appropriate unit of measurement when stating the answer.

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