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(4) 64 tiles, (5)
\mathrm{N}=\mathrm{s}^(2), (6)
N^(2)=S^(4)

Explanation:

Given data: Side length of square tile = 1 ft

(4) Side length of square pool = 8 ft


\text {Number of tiles} =\frac{\text { Area of square pool }}{\text { area of square tile }}


=(8 * 8)/(1 * 1)

= 64

Hence 64 tiles needed for the border.

(5) Suppose number of square tiles be N and side of square tub is s ft.

So, N =
(s * s)/(1 * 1)


\Rightarrow N=s^(2)

So, the expression is
\mathrm{N}=\mathrm{s}^(2).

(6) The equivalent expression is
\mathrm{N}^(2)=\mathrm{S}^(4).

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