To tile a space that is 1m by 40cm, first convert the measurements to a common unit. 1m is equivalent to 100cm. So the space is 100cm by 40cm. To find the total area to be tiled, multiply the length by the width: 100cm x 40cm = 4000cm². Since each tile is 10cm x 10cm = 100cm², divide the total area by the area of each tile: 4000cm² ÷ 100cm² = 40 tiles. You would need 40 10cm square tiles to tile the space.
40 cm (10cm x 4 sides = 40cm)
It is: 70cm+1m 40cm = 2m 10cm
The perimeter of 100 square in cm is 40cm. Each side is 10cm, you get 40 when you add the four sides.
You would need a total of 207 tiles. 196 whole tiles 7 tiles cut into 28 40-cm x 10-cm pieces 3.5 tiles cut into 28 40-cm x 5-cm pieces four 10-cm x 5-cm pieces cut from the remaining half tile
1 decimeter is 10cm, so 4 is 40cm, greater than for 4cm
40cm (4 x 10 = 40)
If one side is 10cm...10 x 4 = 40cm
Perimeter = 40cm. Area = 100cm2
40 cm (10cm x 4 sides = 40cm)
It is: 70cm+1m 40cm = 2m 10cm
The perimeter of 100 square in cm is 40cm. Each side is 10cm, you get 40 when you add the four sides.
To find the volume of a prism, you multiply the area of the base by the height. In this case, the base is a rectangle with dimensions 10cm and 4cm, so the area is 10cm x 4cm = 40cm². The height of the prism is 2cm. Therefore, the volume of the prism is 40cm² x 2cm = 80cm³.
The perimeter is 40cm
P = 160cm
They're the same amount because 10cm= 1dm and 10x4=40 and 1x4=4 and 4dm= 40cm
You would need a total of 207 tiles. 196 whole tiles 7 tiles cut into 28 40-cm x 10-cm pieces 3.5 tiles cut into 28 40-cm x 5-cm pieces four 10-cm x 5-cm pieces cut from the remaining half tile
40 cm is about 15 and 3/4 inches. about 1.7 square feet