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Mathematics

Comparison of 1D, 2D and 3D Objects

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The 'bigger' of the two sticks t1 and t2 having lengths 8 m and 10 cm respectively is t2.

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Solution

The correct option is B
False

The given statement is False.

The size of sticks can be decided on the basis of their lengths.

1m = 100 cm

Hence 8m = 800cm

800 cm > 10cm

So, the stick with the length 8 m is 'bigger' than a 10 cm stick.

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The 'bigger' of the two sticks t1 and t2 having lengths 8 m and 10 cm respectively is t2.

The correct option is B False The given statement is False. The size of sticks can be decided on the basis of their lengths. 1m = 100 cm Hence 8m = 800cm 800 cm > 10cm So, the stick with the length 8 m is 'bigger' than a 10 cm stick.

The correct option is B
False

The given statement is False.

The size of sticks can be decided on the basis of their lengths.

1m = 100 cm

Hence 8m = 800cm

800 cm > 10cm

So, the stick with the length 8 m is 'bigger' than a 10 cm stick.