Rick is laying new tile in his entryway. The room is a perfect square measuring 144 square feet. He’s using 1-foot-square tiles, laid in equal rows of 12 tiles per row. How many rows will there be in all?

Respuesta :

144 square feet ÷ 12 tiles per row = 12 rows of tiles.

There will be 12 rows of tiles.

Answer:

1.Answer:

if she stops the timer 3 minutes before.

2.4 * (3 * (35/7) / 6) =

4 * ((3 * 5) / 6) =

4 * (15/6) =

60/6 =

10

3. A. 66 Yes

B. 124 No

C. 216 Yes

D. 303 No

4.Answer:

a. Prime

b. Prime

c. Composite

d. Prime

e. Composite

f. Composite

5.a. 100 , it's a perfect square. Square root = 10

b. 127, it's not a perfect square.

c. 81, it's a perfect square. Square root = 9

d. 144, it's a perfect square. Square root = 12

6.a) 484 square feet of ground will be needed to cover with gravel.

b) 14 feet is the length of one of the walls in his room.

7.a) q + 35 = 78   (subtract 35 from 78)

  q = 43

b) 200 + x = 450 (subtract 200 from 450)

  x = 250

c) k - 68 = 72 (add 68)

  k = 140

d) 437 - m = 25 (you can do this in one step, but add m to other side or divide  everything by -1 to get m pos)

  m + 25 = 437 (subtract 25)

  m = 412

Continued;

m= 245

144 square feet ÷ 12 tiles per row = 12 rows of tiles.

r=12

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