Math, asked by texpert, 8 months ago

how many paper squares with an are of 40cm2 will be needed to form a square with an area of 4m2

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Answered by srivaishnaviparamatm

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Answer:

4m²=40000cm²(its 10000 because the area is in terms of x²)

Small paper squares area=40cm²

Number of paper squares= 40000/40

=1000

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