Math, asked by darmendrar7, 8 months ago

How many rectangular tiles 10 cm by 7 cm will
be required to cover a floor 14 m by 12.5m
and what will be the cost at 5 per hundred
tiles?​

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
130

AnswEr :

\tt{Tiles\:Dimensions} \begin{cases}\sf{Length\: (l)=10 cm} \\ \sf{Breadth \:(b)=7cm}\end{cases}

\tt{Floor \: Dimensions} \begin{cases}\sf{Length \:(L)=14 m = 1400cm} \\ \sf{Breadth \:(B)=12.5m = 1250cm}\end{cases}

According to the Question Now :

\implies \tt Area \: of \: Floor = Area  \:of \:Tiles\times Number

\implies \tt L \times B = l \times b\times Number

\implies \tt 1400 \times 1250 = 10 \times 7\times Number

\implies \tt \dfrac{1400 \times 1250}{10 \times 7} =Number

\implies \tt \dfrac{\cancel{1400} \times 1250}{\cancel{70}} =Number

\implies \tt 20 \times 1250 =Number

\implies \green{\tt Number = 25000}

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Cost of Tiles Per Hundred is Rs. 5 ;

\longrightarrow \tt Total \: Cost =  \dfrac{Number}{100} \times  Rate

\longrightarrow \tt Total \: Cost =  \dfrac{250\cancel{00}}{1\cancel{00}} \times Rs. 5

\longrightarrow \tt Total \: Cost =  250\times Rs. 5

\longrightarrow \boxed{ \red{\tt Total \: Cost =  Rs. 1250}}

Total Cost of Tiling of Floor is Rs. 1250

Answered by Anonymous
37

\bf{\Huge{\underline{\boxed{\rm{\red{ANSWER\::}}}}}}

Given:

The rectangular tiles 10cm by 7cm will be required to cover a floor 14m by 12.5m.

To find:

The number of tiles required and the cost at 100 tiles/₹5.

\bf{\Large{\underline{\sf{\green{Explanation\::}}}}}

According to rectangular tiles;

We have,

  • Length of the tiles= 10cm
  • Breadth of the tiles= 7cm

We know that area of rectangle= [Length × Breadth]   [sq.units]

→ Area of tiles= (10×7)cm²

→ Area of tiles= 70cm²

According to floor;

We have,

  • Length of the floor= 14m
  • Breadth of the floor= 12.5m

[convert into cm]

We know that 1m= 100cm

So,

→ Length= (14×100)cm= 1400cm

→ Breadth= (12.5×100)cm= 1250cm

→ Area of floor= (1400×1250)cm²

→ Area of floor= 1750000cm²

Now,

⇒ Number of tiles required= \frac{Area\:of\:floor}{Area\:of\:tiles}

Number of tiles required= \cancel{\frac{1750000cm^{2} }{70cm^{2} } }

Number of tiles required= 25000

Given,

  • The cost of 100 tiles/₹5;

→ Total cost of tiles= \frac{Number of tiles}{100} *Rate

→ Total cost of tiles= \frac{250\cancel{00}}{\cancel{100}} *5

→ Total cost of tiles= ₹(250×5)

→ Total cost of tiles = ₹1250

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