Area (tiling, multiplication) Knowledge-Based Practice
5 Math practice questions on Area (tiling, multiplication). Questions that assess core concepts and understanding.
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Questions
- 1.
A rectangular display board is completely covered without gaps or overlaps by an array of identical square tiles, each having a side length of 3 inches. If there are 5 rows with 4 tiles in each row, what is the total area of the display board in square inches?
- 2.
A rectangular courtyard is completely covered without gaps or overlaps with square paving tiles, each having an area of 1 square meter. If the courtyard is arranged in 8 rows of tiles and each row contains 3 more tiles than the number of rows, what is the total area of the courtyard in square meters?
- 3.
A rectangular floor is divided into two adjacent sections completely covered with unit square tiles without gaps or overlaps. If one section consists of 6 rows with 10 tiles in each row and the second section consists of 6 rows with 3 tiles in each row, what is the total area of the floor in square units?
- 4.
A rectangular wall is completely tiled without gaps or overlaps using 72 identical unit square tiles arranged in 8 equal columns. How many tiles are in each column?
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A rectangular tabletop is tiled with identical unit square tiles without any gaps or overlaps. If there are 7 rows of tiles with 9 tiles in each row, what is the area of the tabletop in square units?
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