Math, asked by dhumalrajveer13, 15 days ago

A shopkeeper bought 21km 150m of a brass cable pack. What is the length of 5 such packs?​

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Answered by SridharTheHitman
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length of one pack = 21km 150 = 21.150 km

length of 5 packs =

21.150 x 5 = 105.75 km (.75 here represents 75/100 in which we have to convert 100 to 1000 so for that we will multiply 75 x 10 and 100x10 which is

750/1000 so that is why it is 105 km and 750 m)

= 105 km 750 m

Answered by dharmanikita
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Answer: 105 km 750 m

Step-by-step explanation:

Length of one brass cable pack

 = 21 \: km \: 150 \: m \\  = 21.15 \: km

Length of 5 such packs

 = (21.15 \times 5) \: km \\  = 105.75 \: km \\  = 105  \: km \: 750 \: m

∴ The length of 5 such packs is 105 km 750 m.

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