Spanish, 08.05.2021 19:10 tiffanibell71
1. What is the area of the largest circle that can be cut from a square measuring 12 cm on a side?
A 98.30 cm²
B. 100.32 cm²
C. 113.04 cm²
D. 125 cm²
2. Find the area of a blanket whose width and length are 3.5 m and 5.85 m respectively.
A. 20.475 m²
B. 25.84 m²
C. 26.26 m²
D. 26.8 m²
3. A large square vegetable garden is 128.5 m on each side. What is each area?
A. 1 526 m²
B. 1 442.6 m²
C. 16 512.25 m²
D. 2 018.3 m²
4. A wall with 18 meters long and 4.5 meters wide is to be painted. A square window with 1.6 meters lessens or saves the area. How big is the wall to be painted?
A. 42.56 m²
B. 78.44 m²
C. 81 m²
D. 85.22 m²
5. Nelia cut circular portion with 18.4 centimeter diameter from a square chipboard having 12 centimeter side. What is the area of the chipboard left uncut?
A 144 cm²
B. 182.70 cm²
C.265.77 cm²
D. 121.77 cm²
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