Question

6.
Devika has a square piece of cloth of area 9 m2 and she wants to make
16 square-shaped scarves of equal size out of it. What should possibly be the
length of the side of the scarf that can be made out of this piece?
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Answer 1

Answer:

It means length of one side = √9

= 3 m

= 300 cm

In that 9 m^2 you need to have 16 square

So area of one square will be 9/16 m

If area of one square = 9/16

Then length of side of the square = √(9/16)

= 3/4 m

= 75 cm

THE LENGTH OF THE SCARF WILL BE 75 cm

AND AREA OF SCARF WILL BE 9/16 m^2

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MARK AS BRAINLIEST

Answer 2

0.75 m should be the length of the scarf that can be made.

Given: The length of the cloth available =  

The number of square shaped scarves required to make from the given length of cloth available = 16

Area of each scarf =  

Length of each scarf to be made becomes = √0.5625 = 0.75 m

Hence 0.75 m of 16 scarves can be made from the given   length of cloth available.