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the floor of a room is 6 m 30 cm long and 5 m 85 cm wide it is to be paved by square marble stone tiles find the largest size of each tile and hence find the least number of tiles required​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Least number of square tiles required is 182.

Largest size of each square tile is 2025 sq.cm.

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Answered by dualadmire
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The largest size of each tile is 45 cm long and 45 cm wide.

The least number of tiles required​ is 182.

Given: The floor of a room is 6 m 30 cm long and 5 m 85 cm wide it is to be paved by square marble stone tiles.

To Find: The largest size of each tile and the least number of tiles required​

Solution:

  • Whenever we are required to find the largest or greatest value of something, we must calculate the HCF.
  • The least number of products = Total value /  HCF

Coming to the numerical, we get;

The length of the room is = 630 cm

The breadth of the room is = 585 cm

The area of the room is = ( 630 × 585 ) cm²

                                       = 368550 cm²

We shall find the HCF of the area of the room by the prime factorization method,

        630 = 2 × 3 × 3 × 5 × 7

        585 =  3 × 3 × 5 × 13

So, the HCF ( 630, 585 ) = 3 × 3 × 5 = 45

Hence, the largest size of each tile is 45 cm long and 45 cm wide.

So, the area of the HCF = ( 45 × 45 ) cm²

                                        = 2025 cm²

Hence, the least number of tiles  = Total area /  Area of the HCF

                                                          = 368550 / 2025

                                                          = 182 tiles

Hence, compiling the answers, we get;

The largest size of each tile is 45 cm long and 45 cm wide.

The least number of tiles required​ is 182.

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