Math, asked by nwielgos, 1 year ago

A wall in a museum measures 3 meters high by 6 M wide 1/4 of the wall is dedicated to displays what is the area of the wall that is dedicated to displays?

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Answered by inder04

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Total area = Length * breadth. L=3,B=6. Total area = 3*6=18 m. area dedicated to displays = 18*1/4 = 18/4 = 4.5 m.!! Mark it as brainliest answer !!

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