Kitchen tiles = 12x12 inches, Kitchen floor = 12x14 feet minus 2x4 feet, How many tiles do you need?
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12in × 12in is the same as  1ft × 1 ft. That makes things easy.\n\n(12ft ×14ft) - (2ft × 4ft) = 160 ft²\n\nIf this is just a math problem for homework, then that is your answer.\n\nIn real life, you will want to get more than you need, for cutting and in case of defects, accidents etc. So in reality you would probably want 180 tiles for a 160 ft² project.
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10.763910416709722 Sq Feet
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THE PRICE OF CERAMIC ROOFING TILES CAN RANGE ANYWERE FROM 80 TO 200 DOLLARS PER SQUARE DEPENDING ON QUALITY AND THAT IS RETAIL PRICE FROM SUPPLIERS. A SQUARE IS EQUAL TO A 10 FT. BY 10 FT AREA = 100 SQUARE FEET OR 1 SQUARE. AND I BELIEVE THAT TILES PER SQUARE DEPENDING ON MEASUREMENTS CAN RANGE FROM 90 PIECES OF TILE TO 100 PIECES OF TILE.BUT AS YOU ALREADY KNOW YOU NEED AN NOA# OR PRODUCTIC APPROVAL NUMBER. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR IF THAT HELPED LET ME KNOW. THANKS
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You will need to convert the square footage of the room into square yards, then it's easy.\n\n12ft*20ft = 240 sq feet.\n\nNow square feet is really just feet*feet, right?  So set up a row of fractions multiplied together to get your units to cancel the way you want them to.  We're looking for square yards, so start there.  Square yard is yard*yard\n\n1yard/3feet * 1yard/3feet * 240feet*feet --> the feet cancel in the top and bottom and you are left with square yards for the units.  Now to multiply the numbers:  240/(3*3)=26.67 sq yards.\n\nNow using the same method, you can find total price.\n\n$8.91/sq yd * 26.67 sq yd.  The sq yards cancel and you have 8.91*26.67 = $237.63\n\nplus tax :)
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I depends on your arangement. If you were hired to tile their kitchen floor for ....lets say $1,000.00, material and labor. You figured their floor is 300 sq/ft but you purchase 330 sq/ft of tile, thinking you may need extra. It turns out, you only needed 280 sq/ft. Any material left over after the job is yours, after all, you purchased it! You were hired to tile the floor, the floor is tiled. Get your check and the extra tile is your to do with as you wish.\n\nYour customer is wanting to keep the extra material? Thats nuts! I guess if you purchased a new hammer while on the job he would keep that also. \n\nNow, if you quoted him a labor price and he pay for material, then the material is his.  \n\nNext time, don't leave extra material on the job. Leave it in the truck and use it as you need it. After you finish with a portion of the project, clean up all trash and leftover material.\n\nGood luck,
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Let width = x, length = 2x.\nPerimeter = x + 2x + x + 2x = 240\nSo 6x = 240\nSo x = 40\nSo width is 40, length is 80, so area = 3200 square feet.
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12 in^2 times (1 ft/12 in)^2 = 1/12 square feet
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The long way to do this is much simpler:\n\n1) convert everything into inches and re-write the problem.\n2) do the easy math\n3) see how many times 12 goes into your new answer (that'll be the number of feet in your answer)\n4) then add on the remainder (that'll be the number of feet in your answer)
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12 : height and 12: base
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36.65 sq ft = 36 sq ft + 93.6 sq in\n\nYou multiply 0.65 sq ft x 144 to get sq in, because as you already used it, 144 sq in = 1 sq ft
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Multiply the length by the width then figure out the width of the flooring you're going to use. for example a 3 inch wide board requires 4 board feet to cover one square foot (divide 12 by the width of your flooring).  If you have a 12 x 10 room and your flooring is 3 inches wide, 12 x 10 = 120 square feet, it takes 4 board feet to cover one square foot with three inch flooring, so 120 x 4 =480 board feet + 5% overage = 504 board feet total.
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When you take 3 ft x 3 ft. you get 9 *square* feet.\n\nSimilarly, you would want an answer in *square* inches, not just inches.\n\nAssuming that is what you meant, then just convert each dimension to inches and multiply.\n\nSo 3 feet x 12 inches / ft = 36 inches.\n\n36 inches x 36 inches = 1296 *square* inches.
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43,560 square feet.  That's a square of about 209 feet on each side.
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9 inches * 7 inches = 63 square inches (c)
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Figure out how many square inches on the cube.  One side is 10" x 10" = 100 inches square.\n\n6 sides makes 600 inches square.\n\nA square foot is 12 x 12 inches = 144 inches square\n\nSquare footage is 600 / 144 = 4.17
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1 foot = 12 inches \n55 divided by 12 is roughly 4 and a half feet. Replace the remainder with inches so the correct answer is 4 feet and 7 inches
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12 sides = 4 feet \n1 side = 4/12 = 1/3 feet\nVolume = (1/3)^3 = 1/27 feet