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Answer:


13.5 m^(2)

Explanation:

area = length × width

= 15m × 9/10m

= 15m × 0.9m

=
13.5 m^(2)

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Answer:


\Huge \fbox{Area = 13.5 m^(2)$}

Explanation:

To find the area of the baseboard, we need to multiply the length by the width:

  • The length of the baseboard is given as 15 metres.
  • The width of the baseboard is given as
    (9)/(10) metre.

To multiply these values, we can convert the width to a decimal by dividing the numerator (9) by the denominator (10):


  • (9)/(10) = 0.9

Now we can multiply the length and width:


  • \text{Area = Length $*$ Width}

  • \text{Area = 15 m $*$ 0.9 m}

  • \text{Area = 13.5 m^(2)$}

Therefore, the area of the baseboard is 13.5 m².

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