Mathematics, 30.10.2020 22:30, brainBoy480

Kevin is tiling his bathroom. The floor is 6-by-5 feet, minus a 2-by-2.5-feet vanity. The tiles he likes are 1-by-1 foot. If he plans to buy 10 percent extra for waste, how many tiles will he need?

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Kevin is tiling his bathroom. The floor is 6-by-5 feet, minus a 2-by-2.5-feet vanity. The tiles he l...