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3 years ago

riel wants to use squares to tile a floor that measures 240 cm by 300 cm what is the length of the largest square he can use

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<span>So, what you want is the biggest square that can evenly tile a space 240*300. The biggest possible number that can divide 240 and 300. Does that ring any bells? Maybe you should divide 240 and 300</span>

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