Math, asked by nurulsaif05, 3 months ago

If a camel needs 3 square metre of area to stand, then how many can stand in a field of area 4500 square metre

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Answered by hariniv2806

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Answer:

4500/3=1500 camels can stand in the field

Answered by havishachaturvedi09

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Step-by-step explanation:

1 camel= 3m2

then 4500/3 = 900 camels can stand

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