Math, asked by rashmikushwaha129, 1 year ago

how many bricks each of 25cm long 10 cm wide and 7.5 cm thick will be required for a wall. 20m long, 2m high and 0.75 m thick?. if bricks are sold at rs. 900 per thousand, what will it cost to build the wall?

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Answered by amitoujaboset
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Let see ,

Volume of the bricks =22cm ×10cm×7cm

Now that's =1540cm^3

Volume of the wall =11m×3.5m×40cm

Now that is =1100cm×350cm×40cm

=15400000



Thereby,

Volume of the bricks /volume of the wall = no.of bricks

That is 15400000/1540=10000


Its given that 1/10 th of the wall is covered by cement so 1/10th of 10000 =1000 must be subtracted


So, 10000-1000=9000

Therefore, no of bricks =9000


Answered by SANDHIVA1974
1

Answer:

✬ Question 1 ✬

✴ Given :

Dimensions of brick are length 25 cm, Breadth 10 cm and width 7.5 cm. Dimensions of wall is 20 m, 2 m, 0.75 m.

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✴ To Find :

What is the total no. of bricks required and what is its cost.

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✴ Solution :

Formula Used :

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Volume of brick :

{\implies{\qquad{\sf{ Volume{\small_{(Brick) }}= L \times W \times H}}}}

{\implies{\qquad{\sf{ Volume{\small_{(Brick) }}= 25 \times 10 \times 7.5}}}}

{\implies{\qquad{\sf{ Volume{\small_{(Brick) }}= 250 \times 7.5}}}}

\qquad{\large{\blue{\longrightarrow{\underline{\pink{\sf{ 1875 \: cm³}}}}}}}

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Volume of Wall :

{\implies{\qquad{\sf{ Volume{\small_{(Wall) }}= L \times W \times H}}}}

{\implies{\qquad{\sf{ Volume{\small_{(Wall) }}= 2000 \times 200 \times 75}}}}

{\implies{\qquad{\sf{ Volume{\small_{(Wall) }}= 400000 \times 75}}}}

\qquad{\large{\blue{\longrightarrow{\underline{\pink{\sf{  30000000\: cm³}}}}}}}

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No. of bricks required :

{\implies{\qquad{\sf{ No. {\small_{(Bricks) }}= \dfrac{ Vol. \:of \:wall }{Vol. \: of\: bricks }}}}}

{\implies{\qquad{\sf{ No. {\small_{(Bricks) }}= \dfrac{ 30000000 }{1875}}}}}

{\implies{\qquad{\sf{ No. {\small_{(Bricks) }}= \cancel\dfrac{ 30000000 }{1875}}}}}

\qquad{\large{\blue{\longrightarrow{\underline{\pink{\sf{ 16000 \: bricks}}}}}}}

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Cost of Bricks :

{:\longmapsto{\qquad{\sf{ Cost{\small_{(Bricks) }}= \dfrac{No. \:of \:bricks }{1000} \times 900}}}}

{:\longmapsto{\qquad{\sf{ Cost{\small_{(Bricks) }}= \dfrac{16\cancel{000} }{\cancel{1000}} \times 900}}}}

{:\longmapsto{\qquad{\sf{ Cost{\small_{(Bricks) }}= 16 \times 900}}}}

\qquad\large{\red{:\longmapsto{\underline{\boxed{\green{\sf{ ₹ \:14400 }}}}}}}{\pink{\bigstar}}

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