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put this solution on YOUR website!I think this is a really neat problem. Let x = number of tiles purchased. Then the total cost of the tiles would be 28x, which must be the same digit repeating. The total cost will be
28x = k, or 28x = kk, or 28x = kkk, or 28x = kkkk, etc.
Therefore, you must find a number, such that
x = k/28, or kk/28, or kkk/28, or kkkk/28, etc.
This can also be written as

or

or

or

etc.
The problem then is to find a number with repeating digits that is evenly divisible by 7 and 4. Moreover, since the number must also be divisible by 4, it means that the value of k must be 4 times the number 1 or 11 or 111 or 1111, where you are looking for the smallest such number that is divisible by 7.
So try dividing 11/7, which does not go evenly.
Try 111/7, which does not go evenly.
Likewise continue with, 1111/7, 11111/7, 111111/7, etc. until you find a number that is divisible by 7. The latter

divides evenly.
The solution to the problem is 15873 tiles, whose cost is 15873*28 = 444444.
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