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Area = Length * Width = 5 m * 3 m = 15 square metres

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Length 5m width 3m what is the area?

The area is 15 square metres.


What is the area of 5m 5m 3m?

To calculate the area of a shape, we need to know its type. If you are referring to a rectangle with dimensions 5m and 3m, the area would be calculated as length times width: 5m × 3m = 15 square meters. If you meant a different shape, please specify, and I can help with that calculation.


What is the area of 5m x 5m x 3m?

5 m * 5 m * 3 m = 75 m3 ===== A cubic function, volume, not area as you have values that are representative of length, width and height.


What is the width of an area 25m2-length 5m?

7.5m


What is the area of a rectangle with a length of 14m and width of 5m?

Area of a rectangle is width times lenght. 14m in lenght (times) 5m in width = 70m2


-7m-3m plus 5m?

-7m - 3m + 5m = -5m


What is the area of a rectangle 5m by 4m?

The area of rectangle is : 20.0


What is the volume of a box 3m long 5m high and 2m wide?

The volume of a box is calculated by multiplying its length, width, and height. In this case, the box is 3m long, 5m high, and 2m wide. Therefore, the volume of the box would be 3m x 5m x 2m = 30 cubic meters.


What is the length breadth height in the room?

5m,4m,3m respectively


Discuss how to find the perimeter and area of a rectangle with a length of 4m and a width of 5m What formulas would you use?

Rectangles are really simple. The perimeter is twice the length plus twice the width (in this case 4m x 2 = 8m, 5m x 2 = 10m, and 8m + 10m = 18m). The area is simply the length times the width (in this case, 4m x 5m = 20m2).


What is the answer to -3m equals 5m plus 8?

-3m = 5m+8 -3m-5m = 8 -8m = 8 m = -1


How many bricks does one need to build 5m length 3m width 4m high?

To calculate the number of bricks needed for a wall of dimensions 5m length, 3m width, and 4m height, first determine the volume of the wall: 5m x 3m x 4m = 60 cubic meters. If a standard brick measures approximately 0.002m³, you would divide the total volume by the volume of one brick: 60m³ / 0.002m³ = 30,000 bricks. This is a rough estimate and does not account for mortar or waste, so it's advisable to add an additional 10-15% to the total.