Math, asked by deeparustagi1978, 2 months ago

Hira Lal wants to cover the floor of a hall 5m wide and 6m long by square tiles. If each square tile is 20 cm, then find the number of tiles required to cover the floor of the hall.

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Answered by Anonymous
4

Step-by-step explanation:

length length of hall = 6 and

breadth of hall = 5 cm

area = l×b

=6×5

=30m²

area = 30. {m}^{2}  = 300000 {cm}^{2}

side \: of \: tile =   20cm

area=side×side

20×20=400cm²

so,no.of tiles required= area of hall/ area of tiles

300000 \div 400 = 750

Answered by sirftum9909
0

Step-by-step explanation:

Step-by-step explanation:

length length of hall = 6 and

breadth of hall = 5 cm

area = l×b

=6×5

=30m²

area = 30. {m}^{2} = 300000 {cm}^{2}area=30.m

2

=300000cm

2

side \: of \: tile = 20cmsideoftile=20cm

area=side×side

20×20=400cm²

so,no.of tiles required= area of hall/ area of tiles

300000 \div 400 = 750300000÷400=750

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