Tiles
An area of 5 m x 4 m is given. One tile is 40 x 40 cm. How many tiles are needed in this area?
And how many tiles need to be cut (if the tiles can't fall exactly)?
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And how many tiles need to be cut (if the tiles can't fall exactly)?
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