Math, asked by saikatchakraborty285, 8 months ago

How to calculate the no of brick required for 1 metre square area

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Answered by HelpingHand2020

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The no. of bricks required for 1 metre square area depends on the area (size) of one brick.

No. of bricks required = Total area/Area of each brick

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