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Morgarella [4.7K]
3 years ago
10

Samuel tiene 11 cajas con mosaico cuadrado de 20 cm por lado y quiere cubrir una pared que mide 3 cm y de largo 2 cm de alto.Si

en caja hay 14 mosaicos,sera nesesario que compre mas cajas?
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Mathematics
1 answer:
kirza4 [7]3 years ago
4 0

Answer: Samuel no necesita comprar mas cajas.

Step-by-step explanation:

Cada mosaico es un cuadrado de 20cm por lado.

Entonces el área de cada mosaico es:

A = 20cm*20cm = 400cm^2.

En una caja hay 14 mosaicos, entonces cada caja puede cubrir:

14*400cm^2 = 5,600cm^2.

Ahora, el problema dice que la pared mide 3cm por 2 cm.

En ese caso, con un solo mosaico cubrirías la pared, entonces supongo que esta mal escrito.

Las dimensiones de la pared serian 3 metros por 2 metros.

1 m = 100cm

Entonces la pared es 300cm por 200cm.

El área total de la pared seria:

300cm*200cm = 60,000cm^2.

Ahora, cada caja de mosaicos cubre 5,600 cm^2.

Entonces el numero de cajas necesarias para cubrir toda la pared es:

(60,000cm^2)/(5,600cm^2) = 10.7

Entonces se necesitan 10.7 cajas para cubrir esa pared, y Samuel tiene 11, entonces el no necesita comprar mas cajas.

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