Math, asked by shraddhadubai, 10 months ago

a boy has a cardboard of length -10/7 and breadth 5/4. he makes five pieces of it to play cards. what is the area of three such cards?​


pmehak2424: how can length be negative ??
ABHlJEET: It should not be negative

Answers

Answered by ABHlJEET
3

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

30/28


ABHlJEET: Do l×b...u will get area of all five cards divide it by 5 to get area of one card then multiply by 3 to get area of three cards.
Answered by sahasraramadugu2005
5
length of the cardboard =-10/7

breadth of the cardboard =5/4

area=l×b

=-10/7 × 5/4

=-50/28

=-10/14

=-5/7

no. of cards made=5

area of each card = -5/7÷5/1

=-5/7×1/5

=-1/7

area of three cards = 3×-1/7

=-3/7

ABHlJEET: How is -50/28=-10/14?
pmehak2424: how can length be negative
pmehak2424: ??
sahasraramadugu2005: even I know that the length can't be negative but as per question I solved it
sahasraramadugu2005: and abhijeet -50/28 = -10/14 when u reduce (simplification)
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