a flooring tile is in the shape of a parallelogram with 24cm base and the corresponding 10cm height. calculate the numbers of tiles required to cover a floor of area 1080m²(if required u can spilt the tiles in wharever way u want to fill up the corners.
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45000
Step-by-step explanation:
area of a tile =bh
24×10=240cm^2
area of floor =1080m^2=1000×100×100
no of tiles= area of floor /area of tile
1080×100×100/240
45000 tiles
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Answer: 45,000 tiles
Explanation : No. of tiles required = Total area / area of a single tile
Area of a parallelogram = Base * height
Base = 24cm
Height = 10cm
Area = 24 * 10
Area( one tile ) = 240cm²
Converting 1080m² into cm²
1080 * 10000 = 10800000cm²
No. of tiles = 10800000/240
No. of tiles = 45,000
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