The answer to this question is -3/35
1.Direct variation
2.Not sure
Answer:
840
Step-by-step explanation:
Hi there!
Usually, this kind of problem asks us the perimeter rather than the area. But when talking on this grid on how many cms are necessary to construct one made up of 9 squares 1cm x1 cm. We need to check one thing: Some line segments will be used twice. So this is not a classical perimeter question.
1) So we either manually and carefully count it avoiding not doing it twice the same common line segments.
Or.
2) By just applying an algorithm, Where n is the <em>nxn</em> grid

So, for the 20x20 grid
Answer:
264 15/32 that's meant to be the mixed number, but I can't make a fraction on my computer
Step-by-step explanation:
So, you use the formula "length x width x height" or for short "L x W x H" the order doesn't matter too much because it's all multiplication.
Step 1: Multiply all L, W, and H together and you get 8,463/32
Step 2: Next you see how many times 32 will go into 8,463, which that is 264, then there's still 15 left of that 32 so you would put it into the mixed number 264 15/32
if you have any questions let me know, I'm not the greatest at explaining without being in a conversation