Math, asked by thupirocks4977, 10 months ago

A paperclip is made out of 9.8cm of wire. How many paperclips could i make with 1 metre of wire?

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Answered by NewBornTigerYT

9

Answer:

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9.8•100

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Answered by devraaz170

1

Step-by-step explanation:

1m/9.8cm

=100cm/9.8cm

=1000/98

=10.20

so approximately 10 paperclip can be made.

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