Math, asked by gaurav370, 1 year ago

a tile measures 10 cm × 10 cm how many such tiles are required to cover the wall of 4 m × 2.5 m

Answers

Answered by LaibaUK
98
area of a tile = 10×10 = 100cm²
area of wall = 4×2.5 = 10m² = 1000cm²

now let the number of tiles used to cover the wall be n

therefore
1000 = n×100
1000/100 = n
n = 10

therefore 10 tiles are required to cover the wall.
hope it helps
Answered by pratik40
52
HERE,

Tile measures 10cm×10cm
area =10*10=100sq.cm

Area of wall=4×2.5=10sq.m=1000sq.cm

no. \: of \: tiles = \frac{area \: of \: wall}{area \: of \: tile}

no. \: of \: tiles = \frac{1000}{100}

no. \: of \: tiles = 10

therefore,
the number of tiles required are 10.

hope this helps!!!

gaurav370: this answer is wrong
pratik40: other answer is right?
gaurav370: no
gaurav370: answer is 1000
pratik40: for the answer what did u referred to
Similar questions
Physics, 7 months ago