Math, asked by ranjithanadig, 9 months ago

A marble tile measures 10cm *12cm.How many tiles will be required to cover a wall of size 3m*4m?Also ,find the total cost of the tiles at the rate of rupees 2 per tile

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Answered by queen2428
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Total Cost of tiles = Cost of one tile * No of tiles required

No of tiles required = Total area of wall / Area of 1 tile

Area of one tile = 12 * 10 = 120 cm²

1 m = 100cm, 3m = 300cm and 4m = 400cm

Area of the wall = 400 * 300 = 120000cm²

No of tiles required = 120000/120 = 1000 tiles

Total cost of tiles = 1000 * 22.5 = Rs 22500

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Answered by Anonymous
36

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\red\leadstoTotal Cost of tiles = Cost of one tile times * No of tiles.required

\red\leadstoNo of tiles required = Total area of wall / Area of 1 tile

Area of one tile = 12 * 10 = 120 cm²

1 m = 100cm, 3m = 300cm and 4m = 400cm

\red\leadstoArea of the wall = 400 * 300 = 120000cm²

\red\leadstoNo of tiles required = 120000/120 = 1000 tiles

\red\leadstoTotal cost of tiles = 1000 * 22.5 = Rs 22500

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