144 tile assuming you have no waste.
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224*12*12= 32256 32256/169=190.87 you need minimum 191 13x13 tiles
each tile is 1 sq ft and room is 6x5=30 sq ft so you need 30tiles
each tile is one square foot so you need 55 tiles
144 tile assuming you have no waste.
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The size of a tile requires two measures. It is also necessary to specify the units used for both, the measure of the tile as well as of the room.
224*12*12= 32256 32256/169=190.87 you need minimum 191 13x13 tiles
each tile is 1 sq ft and room is 6x5=30 sq ft so you need 30tiles
each tile is one square foot so you need 55 tiles
each tile 12 x 12 inch = 1 sq ft 11 x 11 foot room = 121 sq feet you need 121 tiles
144 or 1, depending on if '12 x 12' is in inches (assumed) or feet (one really big tile!).
To determine the number of 12 square tiles that fit into a 350 sq ft room, divide the total area of the room by the area of one tile. In this case, the area of one tile is 12 sq ft. Therefore, 350 sq ft divided by 12 sq ft equals approximately 29.2 tiles. Since you cannot have a fraction of a tile, you would need to round the number down to 29 tiles.
One 12 ft x 12 ft tile will be more than big enough!
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Well, isn't that just a happy little question! For a 10x10 room, you'll need enough 12x12 tiles to cover the entire floor. Since each tile covers an area of 12x12 square inches, you'll need to calculate the total square footage of the room and then divide by the area of each tile to find the number needed. Just remember, there are no mistakes in art, only happy accidents!