how can u measure area of regular shape by using graph paper?
please explain by writing/ drawing
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Answer:
Area of a regular shape can be measured by using a graph paper by counting the number of boxes lie under the shape.
Explanation:
Procedure:
- At first put the shape on the graph paper.
- draw the outline of the shape on graph paper.
- Counting the boxes inside the drawn outline.
- If the area of one box is 'A' unit and there are 'n' boxes inside the outline.
- Then area of the shape will be = A × n unit.
Example:
- Suppose a square box is placed on a graph paper to measure area of the base of the box.
- By drawing the outline, we get 40 boxes. So, n = 40.
- Now the area of one small box of the graph paper= A = 1 mm²
- Then area of the base of the box = 1 × 40 = 40 mm²
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the number of multiple of 3 between 18 and 54
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