he divided each rectangle in 12 identical parts
for the first rectangle he shaded 1/3 of 12 = 4 parts
for the second rectangle he shaded 1/4 of 12= 3 parts
so 12= 3*4 leads to a minimum of 12 parts
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Answer:
36 tiles
Step-by-step explanation:
First, find area of the square floor knowing the formula as;
Area= 
where s= side of a square.
If one side of the floor is 12 feet, then Area= 
Next, find the area of each tile using the same formula and given s=2 feet;
Area(tile) = 
To find the number of tiles needed to cover entire floor, divide area of the floor by area of one tile; 144 / 4 = 36 tiles
Answer:
c = 6
Step-by-step explanation:
(I'm going to call the unidentified inner angle Henry, 'kay?)
First, we need to find Henry.
64 + Henry = 180
(64 - 64) + Henry = (180 - 64)
Henry = 116
Now to c.
Henry + 32 + 5c + 2 = 180
(116 + 32 + 2) + 5c = 180
(150 - 150) + 5c = (180 - 150)
5c/5 = 30/5
c = 6
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