Math, asked by maxmemphis3, 7 months ago

A block measures 22cm by 11cm by 7cm. How many of these blocks will be needed to build a wall 5.5m long, 22cm thick and 3.5m high.

Answers

Answered by harshpatel8686
0

Answer:

Five cards – the ten, Jack, queen , king and ace of diamonds are well shuffled with their

face downwards – one card is then picked up at random.

(i) What is the probability that the card is the queen.

(ii) If the queen is drawn and put aside, what is the probability, that the second card

picked up is an ace.

Answered by archan4
7

Answer:

2,500 blocks

Step-by-step explanation:

Area of the block = L×b×h

= 22×11×7cm

= 242×7cm

= 1694cm

length of the wall= 5.5m= 550cm

breadth of the wall= 22cm

height of the wall=3.5m= 350cm

area of the wall = 550×22×350cm

= 42,35,000cm

no of blocks needed

= area of wall / area of block

= 42,35,000/1694 cm

= 2,500

So 2,500 blocks are needed to build the wall.

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