Math, asked by shree27aug, 11 months ago

The length of dining hall is 15 m and breadth is 12 m .Square tiles of length 30 cm are to be fixed on the floor of the hall . How many such tiles will be needed to cover the floor ?

Answers

Answered by pawankumar1236
2

Answer:

200 tiles

Step-by-step explanation:

area of rectangle = l*b

= 15*12

= 180m sq.

lenght of square = 30 cm

= 30/100

=0.3m

area of square = side* side

= 0.3*0.3

=0.9m sq.

total no. of tiles required = 180/0.9

= 1800/9

= 200 tiles

Answered by MisterIncredible
4

Answer :

Given :

Length of the dinning hall - 15 m

Breadth of the dinning hall - 12 m

length of the square tile - 30cm

Required to find :

  1. Numbers of tiles required to cover the floor

Solution :

Using the above given hints let's solve this question

Length of dining hall = 15meters

Breadth of the dinning hall = 12meters

From the above two statements we can conclude that the shape of the dinning hall is in rectangular shape .

So, here we have to use the area of the rectangle formula to find the area of the dinning hall .

Hence,

Area of the dinning hall = length x breadth

= 15 meters x 12 meters

= 180 meter^2

similarly,

Now we have to find the area of the square tiles .

In the question he given that ,

length of the square tile is 30 cm

Now we have to convert this 30cm into meters .

As we know

1 centimeter = 1/100 meters

so,

30 centimeters = ? meters

=> 30/100

=> 0.3 meters .

Therefore,

Length of the square tile = 0.3 meters .

Formula

Area of the square tile = side x side

Hence,

Area of the square tile = 0.3 x 0.3

0.3 x 0.3 = 0.09 meter^2

Therefore,

Now we have to find the number of tiles required

We can find this using the below mentioned formula ;

No. of tiles required = Area of the region / Area of the tile

Therefore,

Hence using this Formula let's find the number of tiles required ;

No. of tiles required = 180 meter^2 / 0.09 meter^2

= 2000 tiles

Result :

Number of tiles required = 2000 tiles .

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