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Yuki888
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3 years ago
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How many 1-ft square tiles would it take to cover the floor of a square room that is 13 ft on each side?
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Anni
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3 years ago
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It would take 169 tiles(13x13=169)
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iren2701
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3 years ago
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13x13= 169 1 sq ft tiles
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