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The number of 1M x 20CM floorboards to cover a room 30M x 40M will be?
Convert everything to meters - i.e., 20 cm. = 0.2 meters. Do the multiplication to get the area (a) of each floorboard, (b) of the entire room, then compare (divide).
What is high as a kite?
well if you are talking about the term "high as a kite" then it simply means the person is high on marijuana or someother form of illegal drug.
Can 30m 30m 45m form a right triangle?
No
What is 40m in inches?
0.0254 m = 1 in (exactly) → 40m = 40 ÷ 0.0254 in ≈ 1574.8 in
What message does the monk sing in the story the emperor and the kite?
my kite goes on wings lifting the high heavens
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