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How many 12x12 square tiles do you need to cover a 9ft x10ft room?
One 12 ft x 12 ft tile will be more than big enough!
How many 16x16 tiles for a 10 ft x10ft area?
A 10'-0" X 10'-0" area is 120" X 120". 120" divided by 16" = 7.5 tiles. Therefore your room is 7.5 tiles X 7.5 tiles. This equates to 49 full tiles + 14 half tiles (or 7 full tiles) + a tile for the one corner. This totals 57 tiles. I would add extra to cover mistakes when cutting the tiles - check quantity per package and round up.
How much carpet for a 12ft x10ft room do you need?
120 square feet
How many tins of paint would i need if the wall I'm covering is 9ft x10ft and the tin covers 30m2?
If this is a practical question, "considerably less than one" should be a sufficient answer. If it's a math question, do your own homework.
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