Math, asked by amarthalajoshna4942, 9 months ago

A floor measuring 42 cm by 2.8 cm is to be covered with tiles measuring 35 cm square. How many tiles will be needed

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Answered by iutssout
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Answer:

Total area of the floor

Area of a rectangle (length*breadth)

= 42cm *2.8cm

= 117.6 cm²

Area of a single tile = Area of a square

= side * side

=35*35

=1225 cm²

Therefore, No. of tiles

= area of a room ÷ area of a tile

117.6÷1225

=0.096 tiles...

Answered by Ishitadalal
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Answer:

Total area of floor

= length * breadth

= (42*2.8)cm^2

= 117.6 cm^2

area of tile = 35 cm^2

no. of tiles required = area of floor / area of a tile

=117.6/35tiles

=3.36 tiles (3 tiles approx)

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