Math, asked by sathwikshetty98, 11 months ago

There are three stair steps.Each stair step has width 25 cm height 50 cm and length 12cm. How many bricks have been used in it,if each brick is 12.5cm*6.25cm*4cm?​

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Answered by Anonymous
13

the bricks and stairs are in cuboidal shape.....

for stairs,

width=25cm

length=12cm

height=50 cm

so,

  1. volume of stair=l*b*h=25*50*12=15000 cm^3
  2. as there are 3 stairs

so, vol. of 3 stairs=3*15000=45000

for brick,

volume of 1 brick=12.5*6.25*4=312.5

so,

number of bricks required=volume of 3 stairs/volume of 1 brick

number of bricks required=45000/312.5=144

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Answered by atharvhkhedekar
7

Answer:

288bricks

Step-by-step explanation:

QUESTION

There are three stair-steps as shown in the figure below. Each stair step has width 25 cm, height 12 cm and length 50 cm. How many brick

SOLUTION

The 1 st stair-step=h1=12 cm.

The 2 nd stair-step=h2=24 cm.

The 3 rd stair-step=h3=36 cm.

The total height=h= h1+ h2+ h3= 12 + 24 + 36 = 72 cm.

Length and width will remain same.

Length=l=50 cm

Width=w=25 cm

The volume of the three stair-step=Length(l) × Width(w) × Height(h)

The volume of the three stair-step=50 × 25 × 72 cu.cm

Given: The volume of 1 brick = 12.5 × 6.25 × 4 cu.cm

Let the number of bricks required be n.

(12.5 × 6.25 × 4) × n = 50 × 25× 72

n

=

50

×

25

×

72

12.5

×

6.25

×

4

=

288

n=50×25×7212.5×6.25×4=288

288 bricks are used in three stair-steps.

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