Math, asked by 1991sampanaskar, 1 month ago

If 4•5m of a uniform rod weight 17• 1 kg . what is the weight of 12m of such rod ?
a. 51•2kg
b. 53 kg
c. 45• 6 kg
d. 56 kg
yaar please help me

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Answered by mundrakol

7

Answer:

Option C

Step-by-step explanation:

4.5m = 17.1 kg

1 m = 17.1/4.5 kg

12 m =( 171×12 ) /45 kg

= 45.6 kg

Option C is your answer

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1

Answer:

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