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How many tiles would be needed to cover a square design with a length of 7 tiles?
49 tiles
How many tiles would be needed to cover a square design with a length of 9 tiles?
81 tiles squared because if it's a square then it would be 9x9 which is 81
How many tiles would be needed to cover a square design with a length of 5 tiles?
25 geinus
HOW MANY SQUARE FEET WOULD 378 24X24 TILES COVER?
Tiles that are two feet on a side cover 4 square feet. 378 of them cover 1512 square feet.
How many tiles wil cover 1650 sq ft?
If the tiles are 1 foot squares, it will take 1,650 of them to cover 1,650 square feet. If the tiles are 16 inch square (1-1/3 square feet, each), then it would take 1,238 tiles.
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