Tom wants to tile the floor in his kitchen which has an area of 320 ft.² in the store the smallest tile he likes has an area of 1.1 square feetand the largest tile he likes has an area of 1.815 ft.² about how many tiles can be fitted in the given area

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Kaitlyn Heath

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29 November, 12:56

Tom wants to tile the floor in his kitchen which has an area of 320 ft.² in the store the smallest tile he likes has an area of 1.1 square feetand the largest tile he likes has an area of 1.815 ft.² about how many tiles can be fitted in the given area

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Tanya Chang · Answer 1

To use the most tiles, Tom should use the smallest tiles possible, or 1.1 square feet. Because 320/1.1 is about 290, approximately 290 such tiles can be fit in the area.