Help me please what number represented by the shaded position

Mathematics

1 answer:

Pavlova-9 [17]3 years ago

6 0

Count the total number of squares.

There are 10 by 10 of them or:

$\sf 10\cdot 10=100$

So there are a total of 100 squares, now count the shaded squares.

$\sf 4\cdot 4=16$

There are 16 shaded squares out of 100, this is a fraction:

$\sf\dfrac{16}{100}=\boxed{\sf 0.16}$

So your answer is C.

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