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The length and breadth of a rectangular floor are 4.5m and 4 m respectively. How many square tiles of side 0.5m are required to cover the entire floor?​

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Answered by aadrika17
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Answer:

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Answered by ToxicVenom
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\sf Given \begin{cases} \sf Length \:  of \:  rectangular \:  floor = 4.5 m \\  \sf Breadth \:  of \:  rectangular  \: floor = 4 m  \\  \sf Side \:  of  \: square \:  tiles = 0.5m\end{cases}

\large{{ \underline{\underline{\sf{To \: Find:-}}}}}

  • Number of square tiles needed to cover the floor

\large{{ \underline{\underline{\sf{Solution:-}}}}}

  • First we have to find the area of the floor

\red\star\large{{ \underline{{\mathfrak{Finding \: the\: are \:  of \: floor :-}}}}}

 \sf \bigg[Area_{(Rectangle)}=L×B \bigg]

  • Substituting the values

 \sf \mapsto Area \:  of  \: floor = L×B

 \sf \mapsto Area \:  of  \: floor = 4.5 \times 4

 \sf \mapsto Area \:  of  \: floor = 18m

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  • Side of tiles = 0.5 m

 \sf \mapsto Area  \: of  \: tile  = side \times side

 \sf \mapsto Area  \: of \:  tile= 0.5  \times 0.5

 \sf \mapsto Area  \: of  \: tile= 0.25m

Number of tiles needed to cover the floor:-

 \sf  \large\mapsto \frac{18}{0.25}

 \sf \mapsto 72  \: tiles

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