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The area of single ceramic is 0.25m/s how many ceramic are used to cover a floor of a class room whose area as 40m²

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Final answer:

To cover a floor with an area of 40m², 160 ceramic tiles are needed.

Step-by-step explanation:

To find out how many ceramic tiles are needed to cover a floor of a classroom with an area of 40m², we first need to find the area of a single ceramic tile.

We are given that the area of a single ceramic is 0.25m/s.

To find the number of tiles needed, we divide the total area of the floor by the area of a single tile:

Total area of the floor = 40m²

Area of a single ceramic tile = 0.25m²

Number of ceramic tiles needed = Total area of the floor / Area of a single ceramic tile

= 40m² / 0.25m²

= 160 tiles

Therefore, 160 ceramic tiles are needed to cover the floor of the classroom.

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