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   Please can someone help me with this.                                                                                                                                               The design team in charge of the warehouse has chosen a tile that has an area of 2.25 square feet. Which of the following situations best models the minimum number of tiles needed to cover the warehouse floor?             T = 12x / 2.25        ,    T = 2.25 / 36x^2           , T = 36x^2              ,or none of the above

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Soccerboy19
36=2.25t So the answer would be none of the above 

Answer:

Area of single tile=2.25 square feet

Area of Floor, which is in the shape of Square having dimension 6 feet is

       =Side × Side

     =6 × 6

   =36 Square Feet

Minimum number of tiles needed to cover the warehouse floor

         [tex]=\frac{\text{Area of floor}}{\text{Area of floor}}\\\\=\frac{36}{2.25}[/tex]

Option D

None of the above

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