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Standard XII

Physics

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Find out the total number of unit squares that can be fit into a $3$ by $4$ rectangle.

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Solution

The correct option is A $12$
We have,
rectangle of the dimensions $3 \times 4$
$\Rightarrow$ Area $= 12 s q . u n i t s$

the are occupied by a unit square is $1 s q . u n i t$

The total number of square of $1$ unit squares

$= \frac{12 s q . u n i t s}{1 s q . u n i t s} = 12$ squares

Hence, this is the answer.

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Find out the total number of unit squares that can be fit into a 3 by 4 rectangle.

The correct option is A 12We have,rectangle of the dimensions 3×4⇒ Area =12 sq.unitsthe are occupied by a unit square is 1 sq.unitThe total number of square of 1 unit squares=12 sq.units1 sq.units=12 squaresHence, this is the answer.

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