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The floor of a room is 4.84 m long and 3.1 m broad. It is to be covered with rectangular tiles of size 22 cm by 10 cm. Find the cost of the tiles at the rate of 6.50 per tile.

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Answered by Cynefin
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GiveN:

  • Dimension of the floor = 4.84 m × 3.1 m
  • Dimension of each tile = 22 cm × 10 cm
  • Cost of each tile = Rs. 6.5

To FinD:

  • Total cost of tiling the floor?

Step-wise-Step Explanation:

The total number of tiles with the given dimension will cover the entire area of the floor. Hence,

 \large{\cdot\:{ \sf{No. \: of \: tiles =  \dfrac{Area \: of \: the \: floor}{Area \: of \: each \: tile} }}}

Finding the area of floor:

➛ L × B

➛ 4.84 m × 3.1 m

➛ 484 cm × 310 cm

Finding the area of each tile:

➛ l × b

➛ 22 cm × 10 cm

Now finding no. of tiles:

= 484 cm × 310 cm / 22 cm × 10 cm

= 22 × 31 tiles

= 682 tiles

It is given that,

➛ Cost of 1 tile = Rs. 6.50

➛ Cost of 682 tiles = Rs. 6.5 × 682

➛ Cost of 682 tiles = Rs. 4433

Hence,

The cost of tiling the floor:

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Answered by Anonymous
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GIVEN :

  • Length of the floor of the room (l) = 4.84 m = 484 cm

  • Breadth of the floor of the room (b) = 3.1 m = 310 cm

  • Length of each tile (l) = 22 cm

  • Breadth of each tile (b) = 10 cm

  • Rate of paving (r) = 6.50/tile

TO FIND :

  • Cost of the tiles (c)

SOLUTION :

First we need to find the area of the floor:-

USING FORMULAE :

 \huge \boxed{ \sf{A = \bigg(l \:  \times b \bigg) unit}}

WHERE :-

  • A = Area

  • l = length

  • b = breadth

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Putting all values :-

 ➨ \:\bf{A = \bigg( 484 \times 310 \bigg)} \: cm^{2}

➠ \:  \underline{\boxed{\bf{A = 150040} \:  {cm}^{2} }}

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Now we have to find the area of each tile:-

USING FORMULAE :

 \huge \boxed{ \sf{A = \bigg(l \:  \times b \bigg) unit}}

WHERE :-

  • A = Area

  • l = length

  • b = breadth

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Putting all values :-

 ➨ \:\bf{A = \bigg( 22\times 10 \bigg)} \: cm^{2}

➠ \:  \underline{\boxed{\bf{A = 220} \:  {cm}^{2} }}

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Now let us find the number of tiles required for paving the floor:-

USING FORMULAE :

 \huge \boxed{ \sf{ Tiles \: Required = \bigg(  \dfrac{ Area  \: of \: the \: floor }{Area \: of \: each \: tile}  \bigg)}}

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Putting all values :-

 ➨ \:\bf{Tiles \: required= \dfrac{15004 \cancel0}{22 \cancel0}  }

 ➨ \:\bf{Tiles \: required=  \dfrac{ \cancel{15004} ^{682}}{ \cancel{22}_{1} }}

➠ \:  \underline{\boxed{\bf{Tiles \: required= 682}  }}

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Finally we find the cost of the tiles:-

We have :-

Rate per tile = 6.50

USING FORMULAE :

 \huge \boxed{ \sf{   Cost  \: of \: tiles= ₹\bigg( Rate ×   \: tiles \: required \bigg)} }

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Putting all values :-

 ➨ \:\bf{ Cost  \: of \: tiles \: = ₹\bigg(6.50 \times 682 \bigg) }

 ➠ \: \underline{ \boxed{\bf{ Cost  \: of \: tiles \: = ₹4433 }}}

ANSWER :

  • Our required answer is 4433
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