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Find the no. of bricks, each measuring 18cm × 12cm × 10cm required to build a wall of 12m × 0.6m × 4.5m. If 1/10 of it's volume is taken in mortar.

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Answered by Devkumarr
9

Answer:

13,500 bricks are used in the walls.

Step-by-step explanation:

  • We have to find the number of the brick used to make the wall if the 1/10 of its volume is taken out in mortar.

Given,

Dimension of brick = 18 × 12 × 10

Dimension of wall = 12×0.6 ×4.5 (in m)

                              = 1200 ×60 × 450 ( in cm )

Therefore;

Volume of brick = 18 × 12 × 10 = 2160cm³

and similarly;

volume of wall = 1200 ×60 × 450 = 32400000 cm³

as we know:

1/10th of its volume is taken out in mortar

Volume of remaining wall = Vol. of wall - 1/10th waste

                                            = 32400000 - 32400000/10

                                            = 32400000 - 3240000

                                            = 29160000 cm³

No of Bricks = Volume of remaining wall / Volume of brick

                    = 29160000/ 2160 = 13,500 bricks

Therefore, 13,500 bricks are used in the walls.

Answered by anuragjaiawal008
0

Answer:

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