Math, asked by atharvasarda123, 2 months ago

) How many bricks of length 50 cm, breadth 20 cm and height 10 cm are required to built a wall of

length 3m, height 2 m and breadth 4 m? ​

Answers

Answered by Excaliburx25
0

Answer:

Volume of wall in cm³ = l×b×h

= 300cm×200cm×400cm = 24000000cm³

Volume of each brick = l×b×h

= 50cm×20cm×10cm = 10000cm³

Thus no. of bricks required

= Volume of wall÷Volume of each brick

= 24000000/10000 = 2400 bricks Ans

Answered by Anonymous
2

Answer :

  • Number of bricks = 240

Given :

Bricks:

  • Length = 50cm
  • Breadth = 20cm
  • Height = 10cm

Walls :

  • Length = 3m
  • Breadth = 4m
  • Height = 2m

To find :

  • Bricks

Solution :

Given,

  • Length of bricks = 50cm
  • Breadth of bricks = 20cm
  • Height of bricks = 10cm

As we know that,

  • Volume of bricks = lbh

where , l is length, b is breadth and h is height

》Volume of bricks = Length × breadth × height

》50 × 20 × 10

》10,000 cm³

Hence , Volume of bricks is 10,000 cm³

Also Given that,

  • Length of wall = 3m = 300m
  • Breadth of wall = 4m = 400m
  • Height of wall = 2m = 200m

As we know that ,

  • Volume of walls = lbh

where, l is length, b is breadth and h is height

》Volume of walls = length × breadth × height

》300 × 400 × 200

》2400000 cm³

Hence , Volume of walls is 24,00,00 cm³

Now we have to find the bricks :

  • Number of bricks = Volume of bricks/volume of walls

》2400000/10000

》240

Hence , Number of bricks = 240

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