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What will it cost to tile a rectangular floor measuring 231 feet by by 37 feet if the tile costs $ 14 per square foot?

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We know that
area of rectangular floor=231*37-----> 8547 ft²

if the tile costs $ 14 per ---------------> 1 ft²
x----------------------------------> 8547 ft²
x=8547*14-----> x=$119658

the answer is
$119658

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