Question
What is the minimum number of square marbles required to
tile a floor of length 2 metres 8cm and width 2 metres 86 cm? ÂSolution
If there is a requirement of minimum number of tiles , we must take the maximum size of the side. The side of square tile required to tile a floor of length 208cm & 286cm =HCF (208,286) = 26cm . So area of 1 square tile = 26cm ×26cm & Area of the floor = 208cm×286cm.                                 So number of tiles = Area of floor/ area of 1 tile = (208cm×286cm)/(26cm ×26cm) = 8 ×11 =88.
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