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What is the sq footage of a 12 X17 room?
12x17=204
How many gallons in a tank 48 x17 x17?
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How many gallons for 8x17'x33'?
8'x17'x33' is 33,572.6 US gallons.
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204
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Can a 265-70r x17 tire work on a 2004 toyota thundra 4x4
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How many 17 x 17 tiles to cover 427 square feet?
Assuming 17x17 refers to measurement in inches, a 17"x17" tile will cover 17/12 x 17/12 sq ft = 2.0069 sq ft Then covering 427 sq ft will require 427/2.0069 = 212.76 = 213 tiles. This number assumes there are no breakages, there is no wastage and that every offcut is used.
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