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What do you call a floor of a house?
Tiles are the "square things". Altogether, the tiles make up the floor.
What are the dimensions of the smallest square that you can make using 6-cm by 8-cm rectangular tiles?
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What are the dimensions of the smallest square you can make using 14-cm by 8-cm rectangular tiles?
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How many 12x12 tiles are needed for a room that is 320 square feet?
It depends on the dimension used for measuring the tiles. Whether they are 12 in x 12 in or 12 cm x 12 cm will make a huge difference to the number of tiles required!
What number of tiles can make a rectangle 3 tiles wide and 5 tiles wide?
3*5 = 15 tiles.
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