Math, asked by JohnCenah, 2 months ago

How many tiles whose length and breadth are 12cm and 5 cm respectively are needed to fit in a rectangular region whose length and breadth are 144 cm and 100 cm respectively ?

Answers

Answered by musaibsyed12263
2

Answer:

100 brith 156 cm brith is 132

Answered by CuteAngel6
166

Length of the rectangulat region

 = 144cm

Breadth of the rectangular region

 = 100cm

∴ Area of the rectangular region

 = (144 \times 100)sq. \: cm = 14400sq. \:  cm

Length of a tile

 = 12cm

Breadth of a tile

 = 5cm

Area of one tile

 = (12 \times 5)sq. \: cm = 60sq. \: cm

Number of Tiles needed

 =  \frac{Area \: of \: rectangular \: region}{Area \: of  \: one \:  tile}  =  \frac{14400}{60 }  = 240

Thus, 240 tiles are needed to fit in the rectangular region

Answered by CuteAngel6
139

Length of the rectangulat region

 = 144cm

Breadth of the rectangular region

 = 100cm

∴ Area of the rectangular region

 = (144 \times 100)sq. \: cm = 14400sq. \:  cm

Length of a tile

 = 12cm

Breadth of a tile

 = 5cm

Area of one tile

 = (12 \times 5)sq. \: cm = 60sq. \: cm

Number of Tiles needed

 =  \frac{Area \: of \: rectangular \: region}{Area \: of  \: one \:  tile}  =  \frac{14400}{60 }  = 240

Thus, 240 tiles are needed to fit in the rectangular region

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