How many square inches are needed to cover a square foot

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2 answers:

7nadin3 [17]3 years ago

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It will be 12 because there is 12 inches in a foot

jeka943 years ago

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<span> 144 </span><span>square inches are needed to cover a square foot. We know this because one (normal) foot is 12 inches, and to make it a square foot we simply multiply a side by itself, we take the number 12 and go: 12x12= 144

Therefore, 144 is how many square inches are needed to cover a square foot

Hope this helps!</span>

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