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How many bricks, each measuring $(25\ cm \times 11.25\ cm \times 6\ cm),$ will be required to construct a wall $(8m \times 6m \times 22.5\ cm)?$

A
$8000$
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$6400$
C
$4800$
D
$7200$

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Answer

Correct option: B.

$6400$

$6400$

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