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How many 12x12 tiles needed to cover 1540 square feet?
1540
How 12x12 tiles cover 240 square feet?
Two tiles of size 12 ft x 12 ft will cover 288 square feet and so should be sufficient.
How many 12x12 square feet tile will it take to cover 1200 square feet?
A A 12x12 sq feet tile covers 144 sq feet. So to cover 1200 sq feet you will need 1200/144 = 8.3 or 9 tiles.
How many 12x12 tiles needed to cover 8352 sq ft?
If the tiles are 12 inches square... 8352 tiles ! However if they're 12 feet square... 58 tiles
How many 12x12 tiles need for 99 square feet?
12" x 12" = 1 square foot. 99 of them will cover 99 square feet.
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