Math, asked by ray54, 1 year ago

Find the square centimetres, the area of a square, each of whose sides measures 7.6dm.

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Answered by thashni

3

$7.6 \times 4$

ray54: area formula is wrong

Answered by rajpootravindrp2qukp

10

7.6 DM = 76 cm
Then the area of square is
Side×Side
76×76=5776cm2

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