The perimeter of a square is 48cm. The area of rectangle is 4cm2 less – McqOptions

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1.	The perimeter of a square is 48cm. The area of rectangle is 4cm2 less than the area of the square. If length of the rectangle is 14cm, then its perimeter is
A.	24cm
B.	48cm
C.	50cm
D.	54cm
Answer» C. 50cm

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