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How many Square tiles of side 30 cm are needed to tile the floor of a room of length 4.2 m and breadth 3 m?

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Answered by ItzCrazyGirl05
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Given :-

  • Side of the Square tile = 30cm

  • Length of the floor = 4.2m

  • Breadth of the floor = 3m

To Find :-

  • Area of the Square tile

  • Area of the floor

  • No of tiles required to tile the floor

Solution :-

Area of the Square tile = ( Side ) ²

By substituting values,

⇒ ( 30cm )²

➱ 900cm²

Floor is in the shape of rectangle so,

Area of the floor = Length × Breadth

By substituting values,

⇒ 4.2m × 3m

➱ 12.6m²

Area of the tile is in cm² so, we convert Area of the floor into cm².

⇒ 1m² = 10,000cm²

⇒ 12.6m² = ( 12.6 × 10,000 )cm²

➱ 126000cm²

∴ The Area of the floor is 126000cm²

Number of tiles required =

⠀⠀⠀⠀\large\sf{ \dfrac{Area \: of \: the \: floor}{Area \: of \: the \: tile} }

By substituting values,

 ⇒\dfrac{1260\cancel{00}} {9\cancel{00} }

⇒ \dfrac{1260}{9}

\sf{⇒140}

Hence, The 140 tiles are required to tile a floor of a room

Answered by affan6856
7

Answer:

140is the answer you can se in above answer by proof

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