Math, asked by Sarangsksarang83671, 18 days ago

if a 100mm on a map stands for 10km,what distance on the map stands for 3km?

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Answered by geetkappur

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Step-by-step explanation:

10km on map = 100mm

3km on map = 100/10*3 = 30mm

Answered by rahulkaushik62002

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