The area of a classroom is 50m^2. How many of this classroom will fit in 1km^2A. 1000B. 200C. 20000D. 2000. Created by simxaella. Math

Note that , 1 km = 1000 mSo , 1km² = 1000m × 1000m = 1,000,000Then, we will divide 1,000,000m² by 50m²N = 1,000,000m² ÷ 50m²N = 20,000Therefore , there are 20,000 classrooms that wil fit in 1km² LETTER C (20,000)

The area of a classroom is 50m^2. How many of this classroom will fit in 1km^2A....

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Note that , 1 km = 1000 m

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So , 1km² = 1000m × 1000m = 1,000,000

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Then, we will divide 1,000,000m² by 50m²

N = 1,000,000m² ÷ 50m²
N = 20,000

Therefore , there are 20,000 classrooms that wil fit in 1km²

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LETTER C (20,000)

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PROBLEM :

The area of a classroom is 50m^2. How many of this classroom will fit in 1km^2

GIVEN :

Area - 50m²
1km²

ASKED :

How many of this classroom will fit in 1km^2?

SOLUTION :

$\therefore\rm Area \: of \: classroom \: is \: 50m {}^{2} \\ \rm \: so \: the \: number \: of \: classroom \: will \\ \rm \: fit \: in \: 1km {}^{2} = \frac{1000000m {}^{2} }{50m {}^{2} } \\ \rm = 20000 \: classroom$