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Shashank Shah
· commented
· 1 Months ago
Shashank Shah
· commented
· 1 Months ago
Let the length of the rectangular floor be m units and the breadth be n units.
Number of red tiles = (m – 2)(n – 2)
Number of white tiles = mn − (m – 2)(n – 2)
Now, (m – 2)(n – 2) = mn − (m – 2)(n – 2)
∴ 2(mn – 2m – 2n + 4) − mn = 0
∴ mn – 4m – 4n + 8 = 0
∴ n(m – 4) – 4m = −8
∴ n = 4(m – 2)/(m – 4)
Now, consider options.
1. If m = 10, n = 32/6, which is not possible as n is an integer
2. If m = 12, n = 40/8 = 5, which is possible
3. If m = 14, n = 48/10, which is not possible as n is an integer
4. If m = 16, n = 56/12, which is not possible as n is an integer
Knowledge Expert
· commented
· 1 Months ago
please note that the number of white tiles and the red tiles is same. Rest explanation is easy to follow.
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