Math, asked by ItzShamik, 1 month ago

A courtyard is 18m long and 12m broad. What will be the total cost of the tiles at the rate ₹450 for 100 tiles. Each tile is of length 40 cm and breadth 30 cm.


Please solve this math as I have my math exam tomorrow. ​

Answers

Answered by Thor1204
2

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Area of Courtyard = 18 * 12

                              =  216 m^2

Area of tile = 40 * 30

                  = 1200 cm ^2

                  = 12m^2

No.of tile required = 216/ 12

                              = 18

Cost of 1 tile = 450 /100

                    =  45 / 10

                    =  ₹ 4.5

Cost of 18 tile = 18 * 4.5

                      =  ₹ 81

Answered by ToxicVenom
118

\large{{ \underline{\underline\red{\sf{Given:-}}}}}

  • A courtyard is 18m long and 12m broad.

  • Cost of the tiles at the rate ₹450 for 100 tiles

  • Each tile is of length 40 cm and breadth 30 cm.

\large{{ \underline{\underline\orange{\sf{To \: Find:-}}}}}

  • The total cost of tiles.

\large{{ \underline{\underline\orange{\sf{Solution:-}}}}}

\red\star\large{{ \underline{\blue{\mathfrak{Finding \: the\: area \:  of \: courtyard :-}}}}}

We know that,

\sf \bigg[Area_{(Rectangle)}=L×B \bigg]

 \sf \mapsto Area =  \ell \times  b

 \sf \mapsto Area  = 18 \times 12 \: m

 \sf \mapsto Area = 216 m

{\underline{\boxed{\sf\pink{∴ The \: area \: of \: courtyard = 216m ^{2}}}}}

Now,

\red\star\large{{ \underline{\blue{\mathfrak{Finding \: the\: area \:  of \: tiles :-}}}}}

  • Length = 40 cm

  • Breadth = 3p cm

 \sf \mapsto Area =  \ell \times b

 \sf \mapsto Area = 40 \times 30

 \sf \mapsto Area = 1200 cm

Area of tiles =  \sf 1200cm {}^{2} = 12m^2

Number of tiles required  \sf \mapsto \frac{ \cancel{216}}{ \cancel{12}} = 18 \\

Cost of 1 tile \sf \mapsto \frac{ \cancel{450}}{ \cancel{100}}= ₹4.5 \\

Cost of 18 tiles \sf \mapsto 18×4.5 = ₹ 81

\large{{ \underline{\boxed{\sf\pink{∴ The \: cost \: of \:  tiles = ₹ 81}}}}}

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