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Area of each tile = 4 cm2
Area to be covered = 11 m2 = 110000 cm2
So number of tiles required = 110000/4 = 27500.
That assumes that the large area is "well behaved" and every tile, plus all offcuts can be used. If the 11 sq metre area is in the form of a circle that may well not be the case and more tiles may be required to allow for wastage.
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How many tiles would be needed to cover a square design with a length of 7 tiles?
49 tiles
How many 18 x 18 tiles are needed to cover 352 square feet?
157 18 by 18 tiles are needed to cover 352 square feet.
How many tiles are needed in the 9 meters square if the tiles is 3 centimeters?
10 000
How many 330 x 330 tiles to cover 12 square meters room?
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How many tiles 0.2 meter square are needed to cover an area 2 meters by 3 meters?
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236 18-inch tiles.
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25 geinus
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The room is 12 feet wide by 20 feet long how many 1 foot square tiles are needed to cover the floor?
240 square tiles are needed
