Flooring

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23 tiles if you want to add for waste it would be 26.

6 sheets each sheet is 32 sq ft

1 gallon of adhesive

9 square feet in 1 sq yard

Approximately 190.7 square feet.

291.43 tiles

193

223 sq feet = 223*12*12 = 32112 sq inches.

So, at 16*16 sq inches, there would be 32112/(16*16) = 125.4375 tiles.

If this is a real situation rather than a maths sum, the shape of the area will have an impact - unless you use every little off-cut. Also, depending on your skill, get an extra 5-10% for breakages.

A 12 x 12 tile is measured in inches, right? So, 12 inches is 1 foot, meaning each tile covers 1 square foot of space. With 234 tiles, you would cover 234 square feet of space.

in the real world it's 123.24 inches By 45.28 inches

multipy those two then divid by 144 sq inches in a sq foot & you will get 38.75 more or less.

The correct answer is buy a calculator.
An approximate answer is 3.6*3.6 or about 13 square metres.

4 would make a square, but the number of 2 by (another number) rectangles never stops, so there isn't an exact answer. Examples: 2 by 6, 2 by27, 2 by 9,875, 2 by 649,837,269,372,690,173,629,147,876,309,841,736,982,764,983, and everything in between and beyond.

11.1 Sq yds

Well, 288 square feet contains 41,472 square inches. So, dividing that by 17 gives you about 2,440 17-inch bricks.

all you have to do is 10*20 which equals what

6 tiles; you'll have 2/3 of one tile left over.

To find the square meters (Area), multiply length x width (A=LW): 10.66 x 7.94 = 84.6404 square meters.

Simple as 13 x 12 = 156

Didn't they teach you anything at school?

6

960

192 sq ft 32 sq ft per sheet =6 sheets

There would be 4 of the 1/2" tiles in each sq inch

since 12"x12" = one sq ft

There are 144 sq inches in a sq foot

7.153534058253256446382575314808 square meters.