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Alekssandra [29.7K]
3 years ago
5

how many wall are there in your room? what are the shape of the floor and ceiling in your room ? how can you find the area of ea

ch shape?prepare the answer. present the conclusion in the form of report. plz answer the question in right.​
Mathematics
1 answer:
Triss [41]3 years ago
7 0

My room is made up of four walls, both the floor and the ceiling are rectangular in shape.

  • There are four walls in my room.
  • The shape of the floor is a rectangle and given that the ceiling is the same form above the floor, it is also shaped as a rectangle.

To get the area of a rectangle, you use this formula since my floor and ceiling are rectangle.

Area = L * W

where

L = length

W= width

But if you have a square floor and ceiling, the area of a square is

Area = s²

given that it is side * side.

<em>In conclusion, there are </em><em>4 walls</em><em> in every room. The shape of the ceiling or floor could be a </em><em>rectangle or a square</em><em>. It depends on your room and its measurements. To get the area, </em><em>multiply </em><em>the length by the width.</em>

<em>read more at brainly.com/question/24359958?referrer=searchResults</em>

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