Math, asked by Tirtharaj5207, 1 year ago

Find the number of sqaure tiles of size 15 cm required for covering the floor of a room 9 m long and 6 m wide.Find also the cost of the tiles required if one tile costs 4.50

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Answered by shoovamjena15
5

The length of the room =9m

The breadth of the room =6m

As it is a rectangle, the formula for finding the area is l*b(l represents the length and b represents the breath)

So, area=l*b

=9*6

=54

Therefore, the area of the room is 54 sq m

Now we have to find the area of tile

The side of a tile =15cm(As the shape of the tile is a square)

As it is a square , the formula for finding the area is s^2(s represents the side of the square )

So, area=s^2

=15^2

=225

Therefore, the area of a tile is 225 sq cm

We have to convert the area of the room from sq m to sq cm

So, area of the room = 15 *10000 =150000 sq cm (As one sq m is equal to 10000 sq cm)

Number of tiles required for covering the floor =150000 / 225

=666.666667(approx. 667 tiles)

If one tile cost ₹4.50

667 tiles will cost=667 * 4.50=3001.50

Therefore the he cost of tiles required is ₹3001.5

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kapil913: Great !!
Answered by BrainlyGirl53
1

Answer:

Area of floor = 36×24=864 sq. m

Area of one tile = 6×6=36 sq. m.

Therefore,

Tiles required =

36

864

=24 tiles

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