Math, asked by raycanales26, 3 months ago

find the area of a rectangle 9cm by 3cm

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Answered by kdickerson

4

Answer:

27cm

Step-by-step explanation:

A=LxW

all you have to do is 9 x 3

and you will get 27cm

hope this helps

Answered by mohseenraze

1

Answer:

area of rectangle =length*breadth

length=9cm

breadth=3cm

=9*3

=27cmsq

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