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> EXAMPLE 3 Marcus is putting new tiles on his kitchen floor. Each file is 1 square foot. The kitchen floor is 6.1 feet wide and 9 feet long. Exactly how many tiles will he u…

> EXAMPLE 3 Marcus is putting new tiles on his kitchen floor. Each file is 1 square foot. The kitchen floor is 6.1 feet wide and 9 feet long. Exactly how many tiles will he u…
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EXAMPLE 3
Marcus is putting new tiles on his kitchen floor. Each file is 1 square
foot. The kitchen floor is 6.1 feet wide and 9 feet long. Exactly how
many tiles will he use?

User AdamF
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Explanation: you just have to multiply both numbers
User Lyle Underwood
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