The answer is given in the question: 100mm
To determine how many 100mm blocks fit in one square meter (M²), first calculate the area of a 100mm block. A 100mm block typically has dimensions of 100mm x 100mm, which equals 0.01m x 0.01m, or 0.0001m² per block. Therefore, in one square meter, you can fit 10,000 blocks (1m² / 0.0001m² = 10,000).
it should be 100,000,000 mm 100mm=1m 10,000mm=10m if square, it is 10,0002mm=100,000,000mm
100mm is 10cm
50 square mm because 12mm 12 meter 1mm 1m 100mm= 1m
Imagine you have a block of wood that is 1 cubic metre [ 1 cm ]. If you slice that into 10 slices by 100mm thick you will now have 10 square metres of wood. Now try that with concrete. You want to put in a drive-way 10 mtrs long by 2 mtrs wide by 100mm thick, that is 20 sq mtrs by 100mm = 2 cm of concrete.
Area = pi*502 in square mm
To determine how many 100mm blocks fit in one square meter (M²), first calculate the area of a 100mm block. A 100mm block typically has dimensions of 100mm x 100mm, which equals 0.01m x 0.01m, or 0.0001m² per block. Therefore, in one square meter, you can fit 10,000 blocks (1m² / 0.0001m² = 10,000).
The surface area of a 100mm dish can be calculated using the formula for the surface area of a sphere, which is 4r2. Since the dish is a hemisphere, the formula becomes 2r2. Plugging in the radius of 50mm (half of 100mm), the surface area of the dish is approximately 15,708 square millimeters.
Area = pi*502
it should be 100,000,000 mm 100mm=1m 10,000mm=10m if square, it is 10,0002mm=100,000,000mm
A 100mm cube would contain 1 litre. If you were able to split this cube into 1mm thick slices you would have 100 slices which would be 100mm squares. If you lay these squares out in a 10x10 grid square they would cover a square measuring 1000mm x 1000mm or 1 square metre. That is your answer and that is why a carton of milk spilt on the floor takes so much cleaning up !!!
6
100mm is 10cm
50 square mm because 12mm 12 meter 1mm 1m 100mm= 1m
A standard block is 440mm x 215mm x 100mm you will require 10 blocks per square metre.
100MM X 100MM X 100MM IS EQUAL OF 1 Q cm
circumference = pi*100mm