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The four walls of a rectangular room have a combined area of , and the room is 4 m high. Find the perimeter of its floor, in m.

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  • A30
  • B15
  • C60
  • D480

Step-by-Step Solution

The four walls unroll into one long rectangle as tall as the room and as long as the floor's perimeter, so area of walls = perimeter × height. Perimeter = 120/4 = 30 m. (15 m is l + b, only half the way round; taking the wall area as (l + b)h gives l + b = 30 and a perimeter of 60 m; 480 multiplies by the height instead of dividing.)
Answer: A) 30

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