Math, asked by nikhilcool974, 1 year ago

A hall msr 40m*24m. Find the NUMBER of carpets of size 6m*4m required to cover it's floor after leaving a boarder of width 2m all around its wall from inside

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Answered by Meenal23
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Since 2m is left on all sides, thus,

Length of hall = 38m

Breadth of hall = 22m

Area = 38x22 = 836 sq.m

Length of carpet = 6m

Breadth of carpet = 4m

Area = 6x4 = 24 sq.m

No of carpets = (38x22)/(6x4) = (11x19)/6
= 34 5/6

= 35 carpets

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Answered by mail4kaliprasad
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nikhilcool974: After leaving the border,
Area of the hall to be carpeted 
= (40 - 4)(24 - 4) = 720=(40−4)(24−4)=720 
Area of each carpet 
= 6 \times 4 = 24=6×4=24 
No. of carpeta required = 
\frac{720}{24} = 3024720​=30 
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