Math, asked by Kaedefrimpong, 5 months ago

a gardener digs a flower bed 7 metres long and 3/4 of a metre wide

what is the area of the flower bed

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Answered by psanyal695

2

Answer:

multiply 7 by 3/4 = 5.25

Answered by Bigbrain23830

0

Answer:

5.25 m^2

Step-by-step explanation:

Since, Area= Length x Breadth

therefore, A= 7 x 3/4 m

A=5.25m

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