The floor of a rectangular room will be tiled with square tiles that measure 3 inches on each side. The room is 109 inches long and 103 inches wide. How many tiles, including parts of tiles, are needed to complete the job?
you need to first find the area of the room, then divide it by the area of each individual tile
is it multiple choice?
Choices- and i know it's not A A. 1,248 tiles B. 1,247 tiles C. 1,224 tiles D. 1,295 tiles
i think B
Since they give you the 2 sides of a rectangle and clearly ask for the measurement's inside, you should find the area. Side 1 (109) * Side 2 (103) = 11227 Each tile is 3 inches. Find the area of a square which is, side squared OR side * side. The area of the square tile is 9. To find how many tiles are needed, do 11227 divided by 9 and you will get 1247.444444 This number rounded is precisely equaled to ?; which is ?
im pretty sure its B
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the first side (109) times the second side (103) = 11227
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really? @UsArmy3947
But anyways thank you guys!
cuz i didnt just give the answer i showed work along with it...
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i know you're not trying to be mean, thank you for the advice. i never knew about that.
Wait guys how is it b? i understand the Area thing but How do i get to 1247?
ya they give you three warnings and then they suspend you
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@HonorsStudent look at the first time @UsArmy3947 responded it explains it.
Isnt it A because the part of the tile has to be included? so you would need to round 1247.4444... to 1248
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its not a cause you cant round up. from .4 it would have to be 1247.5 but its not..
ok there was a question for that here the link http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/4f667f95e4b0f81dfbb475a2
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You can round up from 4 in this case because you need another tile to fill that .4 spot
yes it does
When it comes to rounding. the rule is, that you cant round up unless its .5 or more. but anything less than .5 cant be rounded up to the next whole number.
thank you
Yes I realize that, but if you are left with an open spot in this kind of a problem, even if it is .1 you can round up because it is necessary to have another tile to fill out the entire room. Rounding down in this case would mean the room is not entirely filled out and there is an open spot
no problem
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