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How many cubic meters in an area 6meters x1 meter x900mm?
5.4 cubic meters
The floor of a rectangular room measuring 5 meters by 6meters is covered with tiles 10square each how many tiles are there?
3/10 of a tile
If a car travels 30 meters in 5 seconds what is its average speed?
Speed = distance traveled / time so:speed = 30meters/5secsspeed = 6meters/sec which is abbreviated m/s
What is the Scientific notation for 0.000007meters in diameter?
0.000007 meters in Scientific Notation = 7 x 10-6meters.
25 newtons over an area of 5 meters?
"5 meters" is not an area.If the area is 5 square meters, then you're describing a pressure of 5 pascals.
What is the area of a trapazoid with a base of 6meters heigh of 4meter and width of 5 meters?
25 square metres.
How many cubic meters in an area 6meters x1 meter x900mm?
5.4 cubic meters
How many square meters in a room that measures 6meters by 6meters?
36 square meters
How many cubic meters in area 6meters by 6meters by 4meters?
144 cubic metres. To find the area of a cube, you multiply length times width times height. Thus, 6*6*4=144
How many square meters for a 6meters x 9 meters slab?
54 meters squared
What is the answer of square meters of 6meters witdh by 8 meters length?
It is 48 square metres.
6meters 80centmeters equals how many meters?
6.8 metres
The floor of a rectangular room measuring 5 meters by 6meters is covered with tiles 10square each how many tiles are there?
3/10 of a tile
How many square meters of carpet are needed to cover the floor of a room that measures 4.5 meters by 6meters?
4.5 * 6 = 27 square meters
How many square meters is a room measuring 6meters by 5 meters?
An example room measuring 4 metres by 3 metres: 4 x 3 = 12 square metres.
If a car travels 30 meters in 5 seconds what is its average speed?
Speed = distance traveled / time so:speed = 30meters/5secsspeed = 6meters/sec which is abbreviated m/s
What is the Scientific notation for 0.000007meters in diameter?
0.000007 meters in Scientific Notation = 7 x 10-6meters.
