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A rectangular floor which measures 15m ×8m is to be laid with tiles measuring 50cm×25. Find the number of tiles required.

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Answered by Anonymous
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50 cm = 0.5m and 25 cm = 0.25m

 

15m/0.5m = 30 tiles along the length of the room (15m)

8m/0.25m = 32 tiles along the width of the room (8m)

 

You will need 30*32 = 960 tiles

 

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To leave 1 m between the carpet and wall on all sides, the carpet needs to be 2 m shorter in each dimension:  (15-2)m by (8-2)m, or 13 by 6 meters.  The carpet's area is 13*6 = 78 m2.  The room's area is 15*8 = 120 m2.  The fraction of the area uncovered is:

 

(120-78)/120 = 42/120 = 7/20

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