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A Rectangular Floor 45 in Long and 12 M Broad is to Be Paved Exactly with Square Tiles, of Side 60 Cm. Find the Total Number of Tiles Required to Pave It. If a Carpet is Laid on the Floor Such - Mathematics

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A rectangular floor 45 in long and 12 m broad is to be paved exactly with square tiles, of side 60 cm. Find the total number of tiles required to pave it.
If a carpet is laid on the floor such as a space of 50 cm exists between its edges and the edges of the floor, find what fraction of the floor is uncovered.

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Solution

Length of a rectangular floor = 45m
Breadth of a rectangular floor = 12m
∴ Area of a rectangular floor
= 45m x 12m
= 540m2
Side of a square title
= 60cm
= 0.6m
∴ Area of one square title
= (0.6m)2
= 0.36m2
Thus, total number of titles required

= `"Area of a rectangular floor"/"Area of one square title"`

= `(540)/(0.36)`
= 1500
Space
= 50cm
= 0.5m
⇒ On both sides, space
= 0.5 x 2
= 1m
∴ Area of carpet
= (45 - 1) x (12 - 1)
= 44 x 11
= 484m
⇒ Uncovered area
= Area of a rectangular floor - Area of carpet
= (540 - 484)m2
= 56m2
∴ Fraction of floor uncovered

= `"Uncovered area"/"Area of a rectangular floor"`

= `(56)/(540)`

= `(14)/(135)`.

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