Math, asked by Rahul2165, 1 year ago

A heap of wood is a pile 5 dm wide, 9dm long,and 3dm high. What is the volume of the heap of wood?

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Answered by advay72
48
135 square dm because 3 dm*9dm*5dm=135 square dm Answer
Answered by devanshsinghchauhan9
38

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:According to question,

L=5dm,B=9dm,H=3dm

Volume =L×B×H

(5×9×3)dm^3

135dm^3 is the answer

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