Math, asked by chinchu6661, 9 months ago

The floor of a room is 10m 25cm long and 8m 75cm broad. Find the least number of square tiles of the same size for covering the whole floor.

Answers

Answered by Rudra0936
8

Answer:

  • length = 10m25cm or =10.25m
  • Breadth= 8m75cm or= 8.75m

Now area = l × B

area = 10.25 \times 8.75m ^{2}

area = 89.6875 \: m^{2}

A/Q ,The least number of square tiles for covering the floor is given by

 \frac{area \: of \: floor}{common \: size \: of \: tiles}

let common size of tiles be x

So the leasten number of tiles would requires is

 \frac{89.6875}{x}  \: no.

Similar questions