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Luke is tiling a square patio in his backyard. He has 121 square-shaped tiles that will cover the entire patio. The maximum numb

er of tiles that Luke can fit along one side of the patio is____?

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tino4ka555 [31]3 years ago

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11 squares, because if it's square then both sides are equal, and 11 x 11 is 121.

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