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Ah, what a lovely question! For a 10x10 area, you would need 100 square feet of blocks. Since each block is 10 square feet, you would need 10 blocks to cover that area. Just imagine those blocks creating a beautiful foundation for your creativity to flourish.

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Well, honey, if you've got a 10x10 area, you're gonna need 10 blocks that are 10 feet long each. It's simple math, darling. One block for each foot of your area. So grab those 10 blocks and get to work, you've got a square to build!

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1 block of 10' square should be sufficient to cover a 10 ft x 10 ft area!

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