Area (tiling, multiplication) Knowledge-Based Download PDF

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5 Math practice questions on Area (tiling, multiplication). Questions that assess core concepts and understanding.

Questions

1.
An L-shaped figure is formed by two non-overlapping rectangular sections tiled with unit squares. If the first section contains 6 rows of 8 unit squares and the second section contains 4 rows of 5 unit squares, what is the total area of the figure in square units?
- A) 68
- B) 64
- C) 46
- D) 23
2.
A rectangular display board is completely covered without gaps or overlaps by square tiles that each have a side length of 2 inches. If the tiles are arranged in 5 rows with 8 tiles in each row, what is the total area of the display board?
- A) 40 square inches
- B) 80 square inches
- C) 100 square inches
- D) 160 square inches
3.
A rectangular tabletop measuring 12 feet by 8 feet is tiled with square tiles that each measure 2 feet on a side, placed without gaps or overlaps. How many such tiles are needed to cover the tabletop?
- A) 48 tiles
- B) 20 tiles
- C) 24 tiles
- D) 96 tiles
4.
A rectangular floor with an area of 72 square meters is completely covered without gaps or overlaps by square tiles that each measure 1 meter on a side. If the tiles are arranged in 6 equal rows, how many tiles are in each row?
- A) 12
- B) 18
- C) 66
- D) 432
5.
A rectangular patio is completely covered without gaps or overlaps by unit square tiles arranged in 7 rows with 15 tiles in each row. What is the total area of the patio in square units?
- A) 105
- B) 44
- C) 22
- D) 95