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area of tooth paste box.
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9) Reema types 540 words during half an hour. How many words would she type in 6 minutes ?
10)A suitcase of measures 80cm x48cm x 24cm is to be covered with a tarpaulin cloth How many​

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Answered by snowyseret
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given reema types 540 words per 30 min( half an hour) per a minute she can type = 540/30 = 18 words then per 6 minutes she can type 6×18 words =108 words she ...

Answered by aksharjoshi1710
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Answer:

half an hour =60/2 min=30 min

words per minute= 540/30 = 18

words she can type in 6 minutes= 18×6=108 words

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