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A tile floor costs $8.50 per square foot. How much tile can Brett buy for $93.50?
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A tile floor costs $8.50 per square foot. How much tile can Brett buy for $93.50?
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You need to divide 93.50 into 8.50 you will receive the number of tiles you need
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93.50/8.50 = 11
She can by 11 tiles.
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