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how many bricks will be required to build a wall of 8 m long 6 m height 22.5 m thick if each brick measures 25 m long by 11.25 m by 6m

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Answered by Anonymous
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\green{\tt{\therefore{Number\:of\:bricks\:=\:6400}}}

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\bold\blue{Given:}

\bold{ Dimensions\:of\:wall}\begin{cases}\textsf{Length of wall = 8m}\\\textsf{Width of wall = 22.5m}\\\textsf{Height of wall = 6m }\end{cases}

\bold{ Dimensions\:of\:brick}\begin{cases}\textsf{Length of brick = 25cm}\\\textsf{Width of brick = 11.25cm}\\\textsf{Height of brick = 6cm }\end{cases}

To find : Number of bricks

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Volume of cuboid = Length × breadth × height

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Volume of one brick = (25×11.25×6){cm}^{3}

Volume of wall = (800×600×22.5){cm}^{3}

Number of bricks = \frac{Volume\:of\:wall}{Volume\:of\:one\:brick}

\thereforeNumber of bricks = \frac{800 × 600 ×22.5}{25 × 11.25 × 6}

= 6400 bricks

\therefore\:\underline{\textsf{Number of bricks \textbf{6400}}}.

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