alleryCovering a floor with tiles with no gaps and no overlaps is called what?
AReflection
BTessellation
CPerspective
DRotation
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Tessellation
1. Tiles are laid edge to edge on a flat surface.
2. They leave no gaps and do not overlap.
3. Such a covering is a tessellation or tiling.
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