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Question:
Consider a square room that has an area of 256 square feet.
The room has a tile floor.Each side has 24 square tiles.What is the leng
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Consider a square room that has an area of 256 square feet.
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Question:
Consider a square room that has an area of 256 square feet.
The room has a tile floor.Each side has 24 square tiles.What is the length (in inches) of each tile?
What is the area of each tile? Answer by solver91311(24713) (Show Source):
Your room is a square. That means the measure of a side is the square root of the area. Since the area is in square feet, the measure of a side will be in feet. If some number of tiles fits into some number of feet, then each tile must be #feet/#tiles feet on each side. That fraction times 12 is the number of inches that a side of each square tile measures.
John
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