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How many 12x12 inch blocks placed 6 inches apart to cover a 10x10 foot area?
49 plus ten percent for breakage. Get 54.
What is the area of one square tile when the whole figures area is 245 cm2 with 5 tiles all the same size?
Each tile has an area of 245/5 = 49 cm2
How many 180cmx90cm mats do you need to cover 8 square meters?
You will need just over 49 mats.
How many times is the word need mention in the Bible?
The word "need" is in the King James Version of the Bible 49 times. It is in 47 verses.
How many days is 49 hour?
49/24 days.
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