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Mr. Anrnold covers his bathroom floor with identical tiles. The area of the floor is 72 square feet It takes more than 72 tiles to cover the floor What could be the area of 1 tiles? Please Please Help
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Mr. Anrnold covers his bathroom floor with identical tiles.
The area of the floor is 72 square feet
It takes more than 72 tiles to cover the floor
What could be the area of 1 tiles?
Please Please Help Help ... Please
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the tiles area must be less than 1 square feet of the floor
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Hi there!
Since each square feet would have more than one tile, we can conclude that
area of 1 tile > 1 square foot
Hope this helps!
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