Math, asked by anshusharma70, 1 year ago

40 hecta has how many km?

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Answered by Saiamrit1234

1

Answer:

1 Hector =10000

40 Hector =40*10000=400000

Answered by mryash26

1

Answer:

1km*2= 100 hectA

so, 40 hecta = 40/100

ans.0.4 km*2

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