A rope of length `8.4` metres is cut into `0.4` metre long pieces. How many pieces can we make?

A 9 metre ribbon is cut into (3)/(5) metre pieces. How many pieces do we get? -

Describe each of these problems using division or reciprocals. and find the answer. 1) A 16 metre rod is cut into (2)/(3) metre pieces. How many pieces do we get?

A rope of length 40 metres is cut into two pieces and two squares are made on the floor with them. The sum of the. area enclosed is 58 square meter. a) If the length of one piecce is taken as 'x', what is the. length of the other piece. b) What are the lengths of the sides of the squares? c) Write the. given fact about area as an algebraic equation. d) What is the length of each piece?

A six metre long string is cut into two equal pieces. How long is each piece?

Each of some iron rods, of length 2 metres is cut into five equal pieces. i) What is the length of each piece? ii) What is the total length of 4 such pieces? iii) What about 10 such pieces?

A 2 metre long ribbon is cut into three equal parts. How long is each piece?

A tent is to be made in the shape of a square pyramid of base edges 6 metres and height 4 metres. How many square metres of canvas needed to make it?

The panchayat decided to make a 'rectangutar pond. The length, breadth and depth were declded to. be 20 metres, 15 metres and 2 metres. The soil dug out was removed 'in a truck which can carry a load of length 3 metres, breadth 2 metres and height 1 metre. How many truck loads of soil have to be moved?

A can contains 4.05 litres of coconut oil. It must be filled in to 0.45 litre bottles. How many bottles are needed?

A ribbon of length 0.8 metres is divided into 16 equal parts. What is the length of each part?