How many bricks each 25cm by 15cm by 8cm are required for a wall 32cm long, 3m high, 40cm thick?
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wall,
L=32cm
B=40cm
H=3m
=300cm
now,
brick,
l=25cm
b=15cm
h=8cm
no.of bricks=volume of wall/volume of 1 brick
no.of bricks=LBH/lbh
no.of bricks=32×40×300/25×15×8
no.of bricks=384000/3000
no.of bricks=128
no.of bricks are 128
hope this answer will help you
L=32cm
B=40cm
H=3m
=300cm
now,
brick,
l=25cm
b=15cm
h=8cm
no.of bricks=volume of wall/volume of 1 brick
no.of bricks=LBH/lbh
no.of bricks=32×40×300/25×15×8
no.of bricks=384000/3000
no.of bricks=128
no.of bricks are 128
hope this answer will help you
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Answer: 128 bricks
Step-by-step explanation:
Volume of cuboid = Length × breadth × height
Volume of bricks = 25 cm × 15 cm × 8 cm
Volume of bricks = 375 × 8 cubic cm = 3000 cubic cm
Volume of room = 32 cm × 3 m × 40 cm
Since 1 m = 100 cm so 3 m = 300 cm
Volume of room = 32 × 300 × 40 cubic cm
Volume of room = 384000 cubic cm
So number of bricks required = 384000 / 3000
= 384/3 = 128 bricks
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