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liraira [26]
3 years ago
15

Una placa rectangular de metal tiene una longitud 8.430 m. y una anchura de 5.201 m. calcular el área de la placa con el número

correcto de cifras significativas
Physics
1 answer:
bezimeni [28]3 years ago
3 0

Responder:

43.84 m²

Explicación:

Dada la dimensión de una placa rectangular como:

Longitud (L) = 8.430 m

Ancho (W) = 5.201 m

El Área de una placa rectangular se puede obtener usando la fórmula:

Área = Largo × Ancho

Área = 8.430m * 5.201m

Superficie = 43.84443 m²

Área = 43.84 m²

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