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Jim is tiling a floor. The floor is a square with side length 2 feet. How many tiles does Julia need to cover the entire floor? Explain.
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Jim is tiling a floor. The floor is a square with side length 2 feet. How many tiles does Julia need to cover the entire floor? Explain.
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Jim is tiling a floor. The floor is a square with side length 2 feet. How many tiles does Julia need to cover the entire floor? Explain.
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4 tiles
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Answer:
4 tiles
Explanation:
a = lw
a = 2(2)
a = 4
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