hi, we need to put tiles for a room of size 10x16 fts . we will be using 2x2 ft vitrified tiles. I want to know how many tiles are required and how the cost of tile is defined in shop. (price is for 1 piece or 1 sq feet ?)
10x16=160/(2x2)=160/4=40 tile you have 160 sq ft if they price it that way you need 40 tile if they price it that way If the tile come in 12 per box then divide 40 by 12 = 3.4 boxes which they most likely will make you buy 4 boxes (extra in case you break a couple. While doing the job, make sure you mix the tile out of the boxes so if there is a difference in color your floor will not show a change in color but will have the colors mixed across the floor..... Have fun
You need 40 tiles plus scrap. Tile is priced per s/f So if your looking at a display tile it might say 8$ but the s/f price to compare to other tiles would be 2$ a s/f Same goes for 18x18 , 16x16 etc.. Any questions you can e mail me through my avatar and check my qualifications there. GL
34: if the comparable variable ison the two components of an equation ought to it have the comparable fee on the two components. clarify. for which equation is x=0 no longer a answer? a: 3x+2=2-x b 2.5x+3=x c: -x+4=3x+4 d: 6x+2=x+2 *i think of its b. am i precise?* sure. What does an equation propose? The x represents some unknown variety or numbers. they ought to be comparable on the two components or you may use a distinctive variable/letter.
You have 160 sq. feet of area. Each tile is 4 square feet. You need 40 tiles. Now the cost will vary greatly as to what you want. At least $1 per square foot and upward.
