Children's pool
The children's pool at the swimming pool is 10 m long, 5 m wide, and 50 cm deep. Calculate:
(a) how many m2 of tiles are needed to line the perimeter walls of the pool?
(b) how many hectoliters of water will fit into the pool?
(a) how many m2 of tiles are needed to line the perimeter walls of the pool?
(b) how many hectoliters of water will fit into the pool?
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