Mathematics
How many tiles, each of area 400 cm2, will be needed to pave a footpath which is 2 m wide and surrounds a grass plot 25 m long and 13 m wide ?
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Answer
Given:
Dimensions of grass plot (ABCD) = 25 x 13 m
Width of footpath = 2 m

Area of footpath = Area of ABQP + Area of QNOR + Area of RCDS + Area of SHMP
= 2Area of ABQP + 2Area of QNOR
= 2(Area of ABQP + Area of QNOR)
Area of ABQP = l x b = AB x AP
= 25 x 2 m2
= 50 m2
Area of QNOR = l x b = DN x QN
= 17 x 2 m2
= 34 m2
Area of footpath = 2(50 + 34) m2
= 2 x 84 m2
= 168 m2
= 1680000 sq. cm
Total area = Number of tiles x Area covered by 1 tiles
⇒ 1680000 = Number of tiles x 400
⇒ Number of tiles =
= 4200
Hence, the number of tiles = 4200.
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