How many square tiles are needed to cover the rectangular floor?

As there seem to be 12 inches per foot, you can easily cover a square of side length one foot with four tiles. As the given rectangle can readily be partitioned into 9⋅12=108 such squares, you need 4⋅108=432 tiles.

How many square tiles of side 12 cm are required to fit in a rectangular region of length and 250 cm and 144 cm respectively?

Question 12: Thus, 240 tiles are required. Thus, 42 tiles are required.

How many square tiles of side 20cm will be needed to pave a footpath which is 2m wide and surrounds a rectangular plot 40m long and 22m wide?

∴ The number of square tiles of side 40 cm required to pave a footpath which is 2 m wide and surrounds a rectangular plot 80m by 44m are 3200. ⇒Required number of tiles =3200.

How many square tiles each of side 25cm will be required to pave the floor of a room which is 4m long and 3m wide?

48 tiles are required to pave the floor of a room which is4m long and 3m broad.

How many square tiles of side 16 cm will be required to cover a part of the wall of length 240 cm and Breadth 96 cm?

90 tiles are required.

How many tiles each 25cm by 20cm are required?

Step-by-step explanation: Hence 2160 tiles are required to cover floor.

How many square tiles each of side 25 cm will be required to pave the floor of a room which is 4m long and 3m wide?

How? Well each metre would require five 20 x 20 cm tiles laid side-by-side. So for the length of 4m, you would need 20 (4 x 5) tiles across and for the breadth of 3 m, you would need 15 (3 x 5) tiles across. So in total you would need 20 x 15 = 300 tiles to cover the floor.

How many tiles will it take to cover 120000cm^2 of area?

Given that length of floor is 4m and breadth is 3m, we get area of total floor as 12m^2 or 120000cm^2. Now, assuming the tiles are square in shape and with a side of 20cm each, the area that would be covered by the tile would be 20×20 = 400cm^2. So, to cover 120000cm^2 of area we need 120000/400 number of tiles.

How many tiles do I need to cover a 4m floor?

So for the length of 4m, you would need 20 (4 x 5) tiles across and for the breadth of 3 m, you would need 15 (3 x 5) tiles across. So in total you would need 20 x 15 = 300 tiles to cover the floor. * remember I mentioned “in theory” above?

What is the standard size of a tile floor?

Usual values range from 1/16 to 1/2 an inch (2mm to 13mm) and the size varies depending on materials used and the intended design. For example, uniformly cut granite tiles allow for much smaller spacing between tiles, increasing the number of tiles needed.

How many tiles are in a 3m x 5m room?

Each 10 cm tile is 100 sq cm, which is 1/1000 of a sq meter (1/10 m x 1/10 m = 1/100 m^2). The room is 3 m x 5 m or 15 square meters. So you need 15 x 100, or 1500 tiles. Lets imagine laying out the tiles along each edge.