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How many 24x24 tiles for 140 square feet?
A 24x24 inch tile would be four square feet. 140 divided by 4 would be 35 tiles.
How many 18 square inch tiles will be needed to cover 530 square feet?
236 18-inch tiles.
How many 16 inch 21 inch tiles do you need to equal 144 square feet?
61 whole tiles represent 1421/3 square feet 144 square feet works out to 61.714 tiles (rounded)
How many 4 inch by 4 inch tiles can you fit into 6 square feet?
54 4x4-inch tiles.
How many 1 inch by 1 square tiles for 6 square feet?
864 tiles.144 tiles per square foot.
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