Math, asked by waleedahmad6008, 6 months ago

16. A floor which measures 15m x 8m is to be
laid with tiles measuring 50 cm x 25cm. Find
the number of tiles required
Further, if a carpet is laid on the floor so that
a space of 1 m exists between its edges and
the edges of the floor, what fraction of the floor
is left uncovered,​

Answers

Answered by atifa24
0

Answer:

We know, 50cm=0.5m and

25cm=0.25m

Tiles along the length of the room=

0.5

15

=30 tiles

Tiles along the length of the room=

0.25

8

=32 tiles

Total number of tiles required =30×32

=960 tiles

To leave 1m between the carpet and wall on all sides, the carpet needs to be 2m shorter in each dimension.

Therefore,

(15−2)m(8−2)m

=(13×6)m

=78m

2

Therefore, the room area is 15×8

=120m

2

The carpet area is 78m

2

The fraction of the area uncovered is

=

120

120−78

=

120

42

=

20

7

Answered by trupthi8
2

Answer:

know, 50cm=0.5m and

25cm=0.25m

Tiles along the length of the room=

0.5

15

=30 tiles

Tiles along the length of the room=

0.25

8

=32 tiles

Total number of tiles required =30×32

=960 tiles

To leave 1m between the carpet and wall on all sides, the carpet needs to be 2m shorter in each dimension.

Therefore,

(15−2)m(8−2)m

=(13×6)m

=78m

2

Therefore, the room area is 15×8

=120m 2

The carpet area is 78m 2

The fraction of the area uncovered is

= 120120−78 =12042 =207

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