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What is the area of 16cm and 15cm?

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What is the area of 16cm and 15cm?

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Answer:

240 sq. cm

Explanation:

240 sq. cm

0.024 sq. m

37.200 sq. in

0.25833 sq. ft

0.028704 sq. yds

Sanish answered Sep 10, 2024

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