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Well honey, let me break it down for you. If you have a 10x12 area to cover and you're using 4x8 pieces of plywood, you'll need 4 pieces. Just divide the total area by the area of each piece and voila! Math can be your best friend, darling.

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Total area needed to cover: A = 10x12=120 area units

Area of one piece of plywood: A = 4x8 = 32 area units

You will have to divide the total area that needs to be covered with the area of on plywood board, to get how many plywood boards you can fit in the same area.

120/32 = 3,75

Answer: You will have to use 4 pieces of plywood, or more precisely 3 whole and 3 fourths of a plywood board.

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Q: How many 4x8 pieces of plywood do you need to cover 10x12?
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