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Gaurav Seth 6 years ago
l= 15 m
b = 30 cm = 0.3 m
h= 4 m
volume = l×b×h
15×0.3×4
18 m^3
mortar
Volume= 1/12 of the total volume of the wall
1×18/12
1.5 m^3
Brick
Volume of bricks = Volume of wall- Volume of Mortar
18-1.5
16.5 m^3
Volume of 1 brick = l×b×h
0.22×0.125 × 0.075
0.0020625 m^3
No. of bricks in the wall= Vol. of bricks / Vol. of each brick
16.5/0.0020625
Ans = 8000 bricks.
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