Flooring

Well, honey, 1100 square feet is about 122.22 square yards. So, if you're looking to cover that area with carpet or maybe some fresh new sod, you better get yourself about 123 square yards to make sure you've got enough to work with.

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Lizzy's tiling progress can be modeled by a linear equation in slope-intercept form, y = mx + b, where y represents the number of tiles placed and x represents the number of days. By using the points (1, 6) and (4, 36), we can calculate the slope (m) as (36-6)/(4-1) = 30/3 = 10. Substituting one of the points into the equation, we can solve for the y-intercept (b) as 6 = 10(1) + b, giving b = -4. Therefore, the equation representing Lizzy's progress is y = 10x - 4.

12104 pounds assuming the room is 1513 square yards.

Each 16 in * 16 in tile covers 11/3 * 11/3 square feet = 16/9 sq feet.

Area to be covered = 12*12 = 144 square feet.

So number of tiles required = 144/(9/16) = 144*16/9 = 81 tiles.

76 and 2/9ths.

Buy 77 square yards.

108 carpet tiles

In the U.S.. yes. A garage gets added to the appraisal as "closed in space" but may not be valued the same as "HEATED space", meaning it gets valued a bit differently, but more than say a screened in porch.

You'd take 5ft x 5ft which will give you 25 square feet. Since you're talking about 12" tiles (1ft square) you'd need at minimum 25 tiles to cover your area.

It could be many dimensions, 6 x 8 for example.

500/1.78 = 281 tiles

15.84 square meters

That will completely and entirely depend on the area of the back yard ...

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84.22

Approximately seven to eight gallons.

120 square feet.

12X12 would be one footXone foot & 1X1=1

so each tile is one sq foot.

Length times width is the formula for finding area.

the area to be tiled is 4x14 and 14+14+14+14 is 56 sq feet!

56 sq feet = 56 tiles

the formula is Length X Width= Sq feet divide by 9 = Sq yards

if this is a math question that's all you need

If it is a homeowner, practical question, you will have to add a bit for trim, pattern matching & waste. Carpet is like 2X4 lumber insomuch that a 12' wide carpet is really only 11'10" wide not a full 12'.

so you will need a bit more than the basic math requires.. add 5% & you will be about right.

You can use 8"tile.

A yard is 3 feet by 3 feet in carpet terms, or 9 square feet; for 100 square feet you need 100/9 = about 11 yards

85.5 tiles but now add for cutting based on room size and shape.

A 6 x 9 room has 54 Sq. Ft. There are 4 6x6 tiles in a square foot. 4 x 54 = 216 tiles.