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I'm guessing you have a work sheet going along with this which has actual images of containers. I've attached an example - if you can post the actual work sheet you're referring to I can edit this answer to correctly reflect your specific question.
Answer: 5 cm by 10 cm gives an area of 50 cm^2
To do this draw a parallelogram and start by labeling the base as 10 cm. If 10 cm is the base, then the height needs to be 5 cm.
To find the area, multiply the base times height.
This will give you: 5 x 10 = 50 which is less than 60.
Answer:
$24
Step-by-step explanation:
64/16 = 4
4x6 = 24
If you would like to know what is the area of the paper in square centimeters, you can calculate this using the following steps:
1 inch equals to 2.54 centimeters.
11 inches = 11 * 2.54 = <span>27.94 centimeters long
8.5 inches = 8.5 * 2.54 = </span><span>21.59 centimeters wide
11 inches long * 8.5 inches wide = 27.94 centimeters long * 21.59 centimeters wide = </span>27.94 * 21.59 = 603.22 square centimeters
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The correct result would be </span>603.22 square centimeters.<span>
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