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The ratio of the length to the width of a rectangular courtyard floor is 2:1, and the perimeter of the courtyard is 348 meters. Approximately how many rectangular tiles, each measuring 4m × 3m, are needed to cover the entire floor?

Options

A

388

B

280

C

none of these

D

561

E

160

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Correct Answer :

Option D

561

Solution :

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