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A room measures 25 m x 18 m x 15 m. Find the maximum number of bricks each measuring 2 m x 5 m x 3 m that can be kept in a room

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Answered by roopadr3011
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Answer:

225 bricks needed to kept a room

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Answered by Anonymous
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★GIVEN★

  • A room measures 25 m x 18 m x 15 m.
  • Bricks each measuring 2 m x 5 m x 3 m.

★To Find★

Maximum number of bricks that can be kept in a room.

★SOLUTION★

Total Surface area,

\large{\green{\underline{\boxed{\bf{Surface\:Area=Length\times\:Breadth\times\:Height}}}}}

So,

Total Surface Area of Room,

\large\implies{\sf{Surface\:Area=Length\times\:Breadth\times\:Height}}

\large\implies{\sf{Surface\:Area=25\times18\times15}}

\large\therefore\boxed{\bf{Surface\:Area\:of\:room=6,750\:{m}^{3}.}}

Now,

Total Surface Area of Bricks,

\large\implies{\sf{Surface\:Area=Length\times\:Breadth\times\:Height}}

\large\implies{\sf{Surface\:Area=2\times5\times3}}

\large\therefore\boxed{\bf{Surface\:Area\:of\:bricks=30\:{m}^{3}.}}

Now maximum no of bricks,

\large{\green{\underline{\boxed{\bf{No\:of\:bricks=\dfrac{Surface\:area\:of\:room}{Surface\:area\:of\:bricks}}}}}}

\large\implies{\sf{No\:of\:bricks=\dfrac{6750}{30}}}

\large\implies{\sf{No\:of\:bricks=\dfrac{\cancel{6750}}{\cancel{30}}}}

\large\therefore\boxed{\bf{No\:of\:bricks=225.}}

Maximum number of bricks that can be kept in the room is 225.

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