Math, asked by masterpappu60, 7 months ago

the floor of a hall is completely covered by 26 carpets each measure 4 m by 2.5 m what is the area of the floor of the hall

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Answered by srishtitiru39

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Answer:

area of 1 carpet = 4×2.5 m²

= 10m²

given that 26 such carpets completely covered the floor of the hall.

Thus,area of the floor of hall = 26× 10m²

=260m²

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