Math, asked by mukeshoraon2620, 11 months ago

Each side of a square field is 12/3meters. Find its area.

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Answered by Anonymous

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The area of a square of side a is given by a²

a=12/3

area=a²=(12/3)²

=144/9m²

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Anonymous: The above could be simplified to 16sq meters.Sorry for not adding in the questin

Answered by tkhandelwal45pcdbsy

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12/3 = 4
So, 12/3 ×12/3 = 4×4 =16

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