John writes a 2-digit number and asks Peter to guess it.
Peter: “Is it divisible by 9 and 12?”
John: “It is divisible by 9 but not by 12.”
Peter: “Is it less than 40?”
John: “Yes.”
Peter: “Is it odd?”
John: “No, it is even.”
Three identical squares are combined into a rectangle. Its perimeter is 16 cm less than the sum of the three original square perimeters. Find the perimeter of each square in centimeters.
The figure below is formed by 4 identical rectangles. The area of the large outer square is 81 square centimeters. Find the perimeter of each rectangle in centimeters.
Parallelogram ABCD has area 15 square centimeters. E lies on AD with AE=3 cm. CE is perpendicular to BC and CE=3 cm. Find the area of triangle ECD in square centimeters.