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A road 90m long and 10m wide is to be paved with bricks having length and breadth as 20cm and 7.5cm respectively. Find the number of bricks required to pave the road .

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Answered by Its28
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Step-by-step explanation:

Length of the road= 90m= 9000cm

Bredth of the road= 10m= 1000cm

Area of the road= l× b= (9000× 1000) cm²= 90,00,000 cm²

length of the bricks= 20cm

breadth of the bricks= 7.5cm

area of the brick= (20×7.5) cm²= 150.0cm²= 150cm²

Therefore no. of bricks required to pave

= 90,00,000 cm²/ 150cm²

=60,000

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