Tiles
An area of 5m x 4m 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)?
And how many tiles need to be cut (if the tiles can't fall exactly)?
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