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'A hall has a floor covered with rectangular tiles, each measuring 90 cm by 50
'A hall has a floor covered with rectangular tiles, each measuring 90 cm by 50
cm. The hall’s dimensions are 720 cm in length and 3 meters in width. Find the total number of tiles required to cover the entire floor without cutting any tile.'
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