Mathematics, 23.04.2020 04:53 yuoy

Mark is installing a mosaic tile backsplash and the shape of the tiles are shaped like regular octagons. Each tile has a length from side to side of 6 in. Once Mark gets a few pieces on the wall, he realized that there is a gap that the tiles do not cover. What size tile must he get to fill the gaps?

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