Josh used six identical triangular tiles to form a regular hexagon.
Each tile has an area of 4.8 cm².
Josh then adds more tiles to make a hexagon with double the side length of this hexagon.
What will be the area of this larger hexagon?
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Measurement, NAP-B4-NC29 SA
A tiler uses identical triangular tiles to completely tile a square bench top.
The tile is like this one. 
Altogether, how many triangular tiles are used?
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Number, NAP-B4-CA11
Michelle is tiling a walkway that is 5.6 metres long.
She is using cement tiles that are 0.08 metres wide.
There are no gaps between the tiles.
How should Michelle calculate how many cement tiles she will need?
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Measurement, NAP-C4-CA27 SA
Tom decided to cover a rectangular floor with tiles.
The tiles are twice as wide as they are long.
The floor is
Using this pattern, what is the total number of tiles Tom will use to cover the floor?
Measurement, NAP-E4-CA26
A tiler is tiling a wall that is 90 cm wide and 160 cm high.
He uses triangular tiles that are drawn below.
The tiler uses all of his tiles and has no gaps between them.
How many tiles does he need?
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Measurement, NAP-G4-CA27 SA
Sam moves into a new rectangular office that measures 4.5 m × 3 m.
He decides to cover the floor with square carpet tiles.
How many boxes of carpet tiles does Sam need to order?
Measurement, NAP-H4-CA28 SA
A cement slab is laid in Bob's backyard that forms a 9 m × 3 m rectangle.
Bob is going to tile around the edge of his slab using one row of 300 mm × 300 mm tiles.
He will use 50% black tiles costing $8 per tile and 50% white tiles costing $5 per tile.
What is the total cost of the tiles he used?
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