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How many times does 16 go into 169?
10.5625 times.
How many bricks is needed if the area of the patio is 192 square feet and one brick is 16 x 16?
A lot !!
What is 169 over 16 simplified?
169/16 cannot be simplified. It can be expressed as a mixed fraction, 109/16.
How many 16x16 patio pavers are needed to cover a 16 ftx16ft area?
144 Get 160 to be safe.
How many 16x16 stones needed for a 17x17 ft?
17' x 17' = 204" x 204" 204" / 16" = 12.75 ~^ 13 (stones on each side) 13 stones x 13 stones = 169 stones will cover an area 17' x 17' (You will need to trim the sones on two of the sides to make the area exact.)
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