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a wire is cut into several small pieces each of these small pieces is bent into the square of side 8 cm if the total area of the small squares is 28 square centimetre what was the original length of the wire?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Each square has side 2 cm, so has area 4 cm². The total area of the squares is 28 cm², so there are 28 / 4 = 7 squares. Each square uses 4 × 2 cm = 8 cm of wire for its perimeter. So the length of wire is 7 × 8 cm = 56 cm.

Step-by-step explanation:

Length of one piece = Perimeter of the square =4×2 cm=8 cm

Let the number of pieces be n

We have given, total area of n square =28 cm²

⇒n×(side)² =28

⇒n×(2)²=28

⇒n= 28. =7

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The original length of the wire

= Number of pieces × length of one piece

=7×8 cm=56 cm.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Side Of A Square of a Small Pieces of wire

 \:  = 2cm

Perimeter of 1 square

 =  8cm

And,. Area Of 1 square

 = 2 \times 2 \: cm² \:  =  \: 4 \: cm²

Total Area Of All Small Squares

 = 28 \: cm²

 \: </p><p>∴ \: number \: of \: squares \:  =  \:

total \: area \:

 __________

 \: Area \:  \\ Of  \\ 1 \\  square

28cm²

_______

4cm²

 = 7

Total Length Of Wire =

No. Of Squares × Perimeter Of 1 square

 = 7 \times 8cm \:  = 56cm

Hence, original length of the wire is

56cm

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