Parker is putting down tiles in his kitchen. His kitchen is 10 feet long and 6 feet wide. Each tile is equal to 1 square foot and costs $5. How much will it cost Parker to put tile in his kitchen? Enter your answer in the box.
The area of Parker's kitchen is 10 feet * 6 feet = <<10*6=60>>60 square feet.
So Parker needs 60 square feet / 1 square foot/tile = <<60/1=60>>60 tiles.
Therefore, it will cost 60 tiles * $5/tile = $<<60*5=300>>300 to put tile in his kitchen. Answer: \boxed{300}.
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The answer that you put into the box is $300.
To find out how much it will cost Parker to put tiles in his kitchen, we need to calculate the total area of his kitchen in square feet and then multiply that by the cost per tile.
The area of a rectangle, such as Parker's kitchen, can be calculated by multiplying its length by its width. In this case, the length is given as 10 feet and the width as 6 feet.
So, the area of Parker's kitchen can be calculated as follows:
Area = Length × Width
= 10 feet × 6 feet
= 60 square feet
Since each tile is equal to 1 square foot, Parker will need 60 tiles for his kitchen.
To calculate the total cost, we need to multiply the number of tiles by the cost of each tile, which is $5.
Total Cost = Number of tiles × Cost per tile
= 60 tiles × $5
= $300
Therefore, it will cost Parker $300 to put tiles in his kitchen.