Math, asked by challasaraladevi, 11 months ago

each side of a square is 6 2/3 metres long. Find its area.

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Answered by adarshat1510

1

Answer:

side of square= 20/3

area of square = a²

20/3 x 20/3

= 400/9

44.444 m² ans.

Answered by babitasingh2987

2

Answer:

side of square=62÷3

area of square=s×s

= 62÷3×62÷3

=3844÷9

=426m^2

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