Math, asked by Sobhan8271, 11 months ago

How many bricks will be required for to cover a floor of length 15m*7m. Where each brick measures 28cm by 60cm
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Answered by GingerCrookshanks
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Answer:

625 bricks

Step-by-step explanation:


Answered by viishesh
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Area of Floor = (1500×700)sq.cm
Area of 1 Brick=(28×60)sq.cm
No. of bricks required= Area of floor÷Area of 1 Brick
= (1500×700)÷(28×60)=625
Ans= Therefore , 625 bricks are required to cover the floor.
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