Iwill give brainliest. this is a 50 point question. , give accurate answer. raj builds a side table in the shape of a cube. each edge of the cube measures 25 inches. raj wants to cover the top and four sides of the table with ceramic tiles. each tile has an edge length of 5 inches. how many tiles will he need?

Each edge measures 5 inches
⇒ number of tiles that can be lined up along the edge = 5

Total number of tiles per surface = 5 x 5 = 25 tiles

Total number of surface = 5   ← (4 sides + the top)

Total number of tiles needed = 25 x 5 = 125

He needs 125 tiles.

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First, we need to calculate the area. Since we are told that the edge of the table measures 25 inches, we square this number.

25^2 = 625

The area of each side is 625.

Now we find the area of each tile. Each tile's edge measures 5 inches.

5^2 = 25.

Now that we've found the area of each tile, we can find the number of tiles needed for the top.

Area of side/Area of tile = 625/25

The answer to this is 25.

Number of tiles needed for the top and four sides =

(1 + 4) * 25

5 * 25 = 125

Your answer is 125 tiles.

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