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Mr. Patrick wants to tile his room. When he called a contractor to measure the area of the surface that needed to be tiled, he found it to be 4m². If each tile area is 500cm², h…

Mr. Patrick wants to tile his room. When he called a contractor to measure the area of the surface that needed to be tiled, he found it to be 4m². If each tile area is 500cm², h…
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Mr. Patrick wants to tile his room. When he called a contractor to measure the area of the surface that needed to be tiled, he found it to be 4m². If each tile area is 500cm², how many tiles does he need?​

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500÷4=125

Explanation:

500 divided by 4 is 150 so Mr.patrick needs 150 tilws

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