Dominick makes a design with 5 rows of 6 tiles He frames the same design in 7 different frame to sell at the craft fair. Write an expression to match the words. How many tiles does Dominick use?

To express the total number of tiles Dominick uses, you can multiply the number of rows by the number of tiles in each row: \(5 \text{ rows} \times 6 \text{ tiles} = 30 \text{ tiles}\). Since he uses the same design in 7 different frames, the total number of tiles remains 30, as the frames don't affect the tile count. So, Dominick uses 30 tiles for his design. And to jazz things up a bit, imagine Dominick at the craft fair explaining his creation! “Each of these vibrant tiles tells a story across 5 rows and 6 columns; whether it’s the magical number of 30 that catches your eye or the frames that give it flair, you’ll see how much love went into each piece! Grab one before they’re all snapped up!”