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A worker finds that it takes 9 tiles to cover one square foot of floor. Which equation represents relationship between the square feet (f) and the number of tiles ​

A worker finds that it takes 9 tiles to cover one square foot of floor. Which equation represents relationship between the square feet (f) and the number of tiles ​
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A worker finds that it takes 9 tiles to cover one square foot of floor. Which equation represents relationship between the square feet (f) and the number of tiles ​

A worker finds that it takes 9 tiles to cover one square foot of floor. Which equation-example-1
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f= 9t . This is because each square foot is 9 tiles so however many square feet would be t. For ex. If you wanted 3 square feet then it would be f= 9(3) f=27 so you would need 27 tiles
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