Asked by Lucifer

A room measures 6m by 8m to the nearest meter. A carpet tile measures 50cm exactly. What is the maximum number of carpets tiles that need to be bought to cover the floor of the rectangular room?
Answered by b vikram
600*800=4800cm
4800/50=96
Answered by Reiny
600 cm x 800 cm = 480000 cm^2, not 4800 cm
each tile covers 2500 cm^2

number of tiles = 480000/2500
= 192

or

you can lay 12 tiles along the 6 m side
and 16 tiles along the 8 m side
number of tiles = 12x16 or 192
Answered by Teresa
UB 650x 850 =552500
50x 50=2500
552500/2500=221
Answered by s
A room is 8 meter long and 6 meter wide.if floor is paved of square tiles then what should be the maximum size of the tile?sole it
Answered by YeBoi
48m^2 boiiiii
Answered by Uhm
upper bounds = 8.5m and 6.5m
Maximum = 8.5*6.5 = 55.25m^2
55.25m^2 = 552500cm^2
50*50 = 2500cm^2
552500/2500 = 221
maximum amount of carpet tiles = 221
Answered by ronaldo
I don,t know show us how you did it
Answered by Herald
idk
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