Math, asked by Ihatehomophobes, 27 days ago

A rectangular driveway 12m long and 4.5m wide is to be covered by similar square tiles of 25cm each. Find the number of tiles needed to cover the driveway.

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Answered by advaitmenon1106
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Answer:

864

Step-by-step explanation:

It is given in the question that you have a rectangular patch/driveway of..

L = 12m

B = 4.5m

There is also a tile given, square in shape with

S = length of side = 25cm = 0.25m.

Question asked is that if you cover the area of the rectangular patch/driveway, how many tiles will be needed.

Think about this, if you don't get it, answer is given below.

The total area of the driveway is L × B

which implies.. 12m × 4.5m

= 54 m² (metre square)

The area of ONE of the 0.25 metre tiles is Length of Side squared.

which implies 0.25m × 0.25m

= 0.0625m²

So 1 tile takes up 0.0625m²

how many tiles will take up 54m²?

This is the question you need to answer.

if you still didn't get it, it is 54m²÷0.0625m²

Answer comes out to be 864 tiles.

And that's your answer! :)

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