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Calculate the cost of tiling a classroom floor and explain the pricing terms.

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Activity 3: Cost of tiles
Given:
Classroom floor area = 63 m263 \text{ m}^2
Tiles cost = R180 per m2\text{m}^2

  1. Calculate the total cost of the tiles.

    Total cost of tiles=Area×Cost per m2\text{Total cost of tiles} = \text{Area} \times \text{Cost per m}^2 Total cost of tiles=63 m2×R180/m2\text{Total cost of tiles} = 63 \text{ m}^2 \times \text{R}180/\text{m}^2 Total cost of tiles=R11 340\text{Total cost of tiles} = \text{R}11\,340

    The total cost of the tiles is R11 340\boxed{\text{R}11\,340}.

  2. Explain what "R180 per m2\text{m}^2" means.

    "R180 per m2\text{m}^2" means that for every square meter of tiles purchased, the cost is R180. It represents the unit price of the tiles.

  3. If tiles increase by R20 per m2\text{m}^2, calculate the new cost.

    New cost per m2=Original cost per m2+Increase\text{New cost per m}^2 = \text{Original cost per m}^2 + \text{Increase} New cost per m2=R180/m2+R20/m2=R200/m2\text{New cost per m}^2 = \text{R}180/\text{m}^2 + \text{R}20/\text{m}^2 = \text{R}200/\text{m}^2 New total cost=Area×New cost per m2\text{New total cost} = \text{Area} \times \text{New cost per m}^2 New total cost=63 m2×R200/m2\text{New total cost} = 63 \text{ m}^2 \times \text{R}200/\text{m}^2 New total cost=R12 600\text{New total cost} = \text{R}12\,600

    The new total cost of the tiles is R12 600\boxed{\text{R}12\,600}.

    Activity 4: Tiling with labour
    Given:
    Area = 63 m263 \text{ m}^2
    Contractor charges:
    Tiles: R180 per m2\text{m}^2
    Labour: R60 per m2\text{m}^2
    Call-out fee: R850

  4. Calculate the cost of tiles.

    Cost of tiles=Area×Cost per m2\text{Cost of tiles} = \text{Area} \times \text{Cost per m}^2 Cost of tiles=63 m2×R180/m2\text{Cost of tiles} = 63 \text{ m}^2 \times \text{R}180/\text{m}^2 Cost of tiles=R11 340\text{Cost of tiles} = \text{R}11\,340

    The cost of tiles is R11 340\boxed{\text{R}11\,340}.

  5. Calculate the labour cost.

    Labour cost=Area×Labour cost per m2\text{Labour cost} = \text{Area} \times \text{Labour cost per m}^2 Labour cost=63 m2×R60/m2\text{Labour cost} = 63 \text{ m}^2 \times \text{R}60/\text{m}^2 Labour cost=R3 780\text{Labour cost} = \text{R}3\,780

    The labour cost is R3 780\boxed{\text{R}3\,780}.

  6. Calculate the total cost of the job.

    Total cost of job=Cost of tiles+Labour cost+Call-out fee\text{Total cost of job} = \text{Cost of tiles} + \text{Labour cost} + \text{Call-out fee} Total cost of job=R11 340+R3 780+R850\text{Total cost of job} = \text{R}11\,340 + \text{R}3\,780 + \text{R}850 Total cost of job=R15 970\text{Total cost of job} = \text{R}15\,970

    The total cost of the job is R15 970\boxed{\text{R}15\,970}.

  7. Which cost depends on area and which does not?

    • The cost of tiles and the labour cost depend on the area because they are calculated per square meter.
    • The call-out fee does not depend on the area; it is a fixed charge regardless of the size of the job.
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