Math, asked by rasikhatuncob, 4 months ago


9.) How many gardens, each 40 m long and 15 m wide, can be made out of 6 hectares of land?

Answers

Answered by CopyThat
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Given

  • Length = 40 m
  • Breadth = 15 m
  • To find number of gardens,
  • From 6 hectares of land

Solution

  • Area (rectangle) =  Length × Breadth
  • Area = 40 × 15
  • Area = 600

We know, 1 hectare = 10000 m²

Hence, 6 hectare = 6×10000 = 60000 m²

According to the question :

  • Number of gardens = Land / Area
  • Number of gardens = 60000 / 600
  • Number of gardens = 100

Hence, the number of gardens that can be made out of 6 hectares of land with 40 m and 15 m dimensions is 100 gardens.

Answered by vandank2009
11

Step-by-step explanation:

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Length = 40 m

Breadth = 15 m

To find number of gardens, From 6 hectares of land

Solution

Area (rectangle) = Length x Breadth =

Area = 40 x 15

. Area = 600

We know, 1 hectare = 10000 m?

Hence, 6 hectare = 6×1000O = 60000 m2 =

According to the question :

Number of gardens = Land / Area

Number of gardens = 60000 / 600

Number of gardens = 100

Hence, the number of gardens that can be made out of 6 hectares of land with 40 m and 15 m dimensions is 100 gardens.

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