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In a parallelogram two adjacent sides are in the ratio 3: 2 and the perimeter is 65 cm. The length of each of the two shorter sides of this parallelogram is:

A18 cm

B21 cm

C19 cm

D13 cm

Answer:

D. 13 cm

Read Explanation:

perimeter of parallelogram = 2(sum of two side )

2(3x+2x)=652(3x+2x)=65

2×5x=652\times 5x=65

x=13/2x=13/2

smaller side =2x=2×132=13=2x=2\times \frac{13}{2}=13


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