Math, asked by sonia1232, 1 year ago

find the area of the rectagle whose sides are 3cm and 4 cm

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Answered by Anonymous

3

area of rectangle = length × breadth
= 3×4
=12 sqcm

Answered by pranavsethia19p2x0yo

0

it will be..l×b
3×4=12cm^2

hemantchoudhary: area= l×b , 3×4= 12

pranavsethia19p2x0yo: yes..

Anonymous: yes

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