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A hall with length 48 m and breadth 12 m require 64 square -shaped tiles. what will be the perimeter of each tile?​

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Answered by suchindraraut17
42

Perimeter of each tile=12m

Step-by-step explanation:

Given,Length of tile=48m,

Breadth of tile=12m

Number of tiles =64

Area of Hall=Length \times Breadth

                            =48m\times 12m

 NowArea \ of\ 1\ square\ tile\times Number\ of\ tiles=Area of Hall

        Area\ of\ 1\ tile\times 64=48m\times 12m

        Ares of 1 square tiles = \frac{48m\times 12m}{64}

        Area of 1 square tiles=9m

        Area of 1 square tile=3m\times 3m

       Side \times Side=3m\times 3m

      Side= 3m

Now, Perimeter of Square =4\times Side

                                           =4\times Side

         Perimeter of Square tile =12m

Hence,Perimeter of each tile=12m.

         

Answered by runa551
2

Answer:

Perimeter of each tile=12m

Step-by-step explanation:

Given,Length of tile=48m,

Breadth of tile=12m

Number of tiles =64

Area of Hall=Length \times BreadthAreaofHall=Length×Breadth

=48m\times 12m48m×12m

NowArea \ of\ 1\ square\ tile\times Number\ of\ tilesArea of 1 square tile×Number of tiles =Area of Hall

Area\ of\ 1\ tile\times 64Area of 1 tile×64 =48m\times 12m48m×12m

Ares of 1 square tiles = \frac{48m\times 12m}{64}

64

48m×12m

Area of 1 square tiles=9m

Area of 1 square tile=3m\times 3m3m×3m

Side \times SideSide×Side =3m\times 3m3m×3m

Side= 3m

Now, Perimeter of Square =4\times Side4×Side

=4\times Side4×Side

Perimeter of Square tile =12m

Hence,Perimeter of each tile=12m

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