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The ground for solving math problems is square, and floor tiles should be laid. A square floor tile with a side length of 50 cm or 60 cm just covers it. How many square meters is the ground at least?
The ground for solving math problems is square, and floor tiles should be laid. A square floor tile with a side length of 50 cm or 60 cm just covers it. How many square meters is the ground at least?

50×50=2500 (square centimeter) =25 (square decimeter)

60×60=3600 (square centimeter) =36 (square decimeter)

The least common multiple of 25 and 36 is 900, and the unit here is square decimeter. If you ask about square meters, you need to change units.

900 square decimeter =9 square meters

A: The ground is at least 9 square meters.