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jeanette wants to tile the floor of a room in her house. the square tiles measure 3/4 ft on each side. the room is 10 ft wide. write and solve an inequality to describe how many tiles are needed to make 1 row

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First off i dont like using fractions so i will convert 3/4 into 0.75 to start. Then i would divide 0.75 into 10 and that equals 13 and 1/3

The answer is 13 tiles and 1/3 of a tile to make one row


User Ruiaureliano
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Answer:

14

Explanation:

Late the number of tile =x .

According to question we can write .


(3)/(4) *x\geq 10


x\geq 10*(4)/(3)


x\geq (40)/(3)\\x\geq 13(1)/(3) \\

Since the number of tiles cannot be in fraction or decimal hence the number of required tiles is 14

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