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How many 13 inch x 13 inch tile to cover 300 squre foot?
13x13= 169in(one tile) 300/169= about 1.8 (amount of tiles that can fit)
How many tiles will fit a 22ft x 10ft room?
It would help to know the size of the tiles!
How many 31x31 tiles fit in 192 square feet?
You would need 29 tiles of that size to cover that area (28.77 tiles) to be precise,
How many 5 inch tiles will fit into a 25 inch square?
25 of them.
How many tiles of 10cm by 20cm fit in 1m squared area?
50
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