# Tiling 10x10 grid with tetrominos [closed]

I just wondering if you have a way to complete the task of "Tiling a 10x10 grid with tetrominos". I know this has been done before, but I was wondering if there are other methods?

Best regards Synne (Norway)

## closed as too broad by Excited Raichu, GentlePurpleRain♦Nov 6 '18 at 17:02

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• If my edit isn't the question you were trying to ask, make sure to roll it back. I was trying to clear it up a bit but may have changed the overall meaning by accident. – gabbo1092 Nov 6 '18 at 16:57
• I’m VTCing as too broad because there are a staggering amount of different answers to this- my answer is only one of the many possible answers. – Excited Raichu Nov 6 '18 at 16:58
• Welcome to Puzzling. Unfortunately, this post doesn't meet the guidelines for this site, because it doesn't have criteria for one demonstrably correct answer. While open-ended questions like this can be interesting, they don't fit the format of this site. If you can reformulate it with criteria to determine one best answer, feel free to flag it for re-opening. – GentlePurpleRain Nov 6 '18 at 17:03
• They probably meant to ask about tiling a $10\times10$ square with T-tetrominoes, in which case the question is a duplicate. – Jaap Scherphuis Nov 7 '18 at 5:19

## 1 Answer

Use 5 2x2 tetrominoes to cover a 10x2 area, then use 20 1x4s to create 10 1x8 pieces, each covering one remaining row.