Math, asked by girkirat101210, 2 days ago

Find the area of the following rectangular figures:-
6.A footpath is 600 m long and 300 m wide. Find the number of cement slab required to cover the footpath if the length and breadth of each cement slab is 10 m.

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Answered by LilyLovesCookies

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Step-by-step explanation:

area of footpath= 600×300= 180,000 m²

area of cement slab=10×10=100m²

no. of cement slabs required= 180,000×100= 18,000,000

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