Math, asked by vasu5257, 11 months ago

Area of square of side 6m is equal to the area of____ squares of each side 1cm.

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Answered by woonnaamith

3

Answer:

6

Step-by-step explanation:

no.of squares = area of big square/ area of small square

vasu5257: where is the answer dude

woonnaamith: OK?

Answered by shr18

4

the answer is 360000

because one of them is in centimetres

put the values in formula

no.of squares = area of big square/ area of small square

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