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Total length of two equal wires together is 36 m, and the two wires are equal.
Using 'halves of the same thing are equal', the length of each single wire is ___ m.

Class 9Euclid's AxiomsGeometry — Foundations
  • A18
  • B36
  • C17
  • D19

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The two wires are equal and together make 36 m, so each is half of 36 = 18 m. Halves of the same total are equal.
Answer: A) 18

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