Explain how many different rectangles you can make with a perimeter of 32 units.​

Well, it really just comes down to factoring the area into all of its components.

1 X 32 Perimeter is 2 + 64, or 66 m

2 X 16 Perimeter is 4 + 32 or 36 m

4 X 8 Perimeter is 8 + 16 or 24 m

8 X 4

16 X 2

32 X 1

Please note that the last 3 are just the first 3 in a different orientation and I don’t consider them to be unique. I noted them as a self-check to my own work. So we have 3 rectangles giving an area of 32 square meters and perimeters as noted above.

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step-by-step explanation:

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answer4 to the second power is 16

and 4 to the third power is 64,