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How many 8 inch by 16 inch tiles cover 100 square feet?
113 tiles
How many 18 by 18 inch tiles to cover 224 square feet?
You would need 100 tiles - and have some fragments left over.
How many 16x16 tiles to get 100 sq feet?
first give the unit of tiles dimensions as 16 inch or meter or feet or what, if it is not in feet as is look from above question then change the dimension in feet then multiply the length and breadth of the side of tiles (after changing the unit in feet) and then divide 100 by the outcome of multiplication of lenght and breadth of tile.
The tiles are 18x18 how many tiles for an area of 216 square feet?
100 tiles or 96 which is the correct amount
How many 8x10 tiles for 100 square feet?
180
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