0.44444 square feet per tile.
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∙ 13y agoabswer is 6.9218 square feet
64!
Eight feet by eight feet (8' X 8') is a square area. The answer is 64 square feet.But eight times eight feet is 64 (linear) feet, because 8x8=64.
443 square feet = 443*12*12 = 63792 sq inches Each tile = 8*8 = 64 sq inches So minimum number of tiles required = 63792/64 = 996.75 or 997. However, that assumes that almost all the offcuts can be used. In real life it would be sensible to have more tiles to allow for breakages and wastage.
It depends on whether the blocks are laid with a 8x8 face up or 8x16.
abswer is 6.9218 square feet
The answer depends on the dimensions used for 8x8. For example, an 8 inch x 8 inch tile will have a different area to an 8 cm x 8 cm tile.
64 square feet
8x8 feet = 64 square feet = 9,216 square inches.
.44 sq ft ea tile you need 455 tiles
assuming 8 x 8 is feet then answer is 64 square feet
8ft X 8ft = 64 sq ft
To find how many square feet are in an octagon you basicly just have to find the area of the octagon in this problem it would be 8x8 to get the answer how to find the answer is that you must first find out how many sides your shape has then multiply your sides length in this case it happens to be 8 for both of the multiples thus 8x8 equals 64.
None, since there can be no conversion. An ounce is a measure of mass while an 8x8 square is a measure of area in 2-dimensional space. Furthermore, there are no units for these measures: 8x8 millimetres is a trillionth of 8x8 kilometres! The two measure different characteristics and, according to the most basic principles of dimensional analysis, any attempt at comparisons or conversions between the two are fundamentally flawed.
64!
Eight feet by eight feet (8' X 8') is a square area. The answer is 64 square feet.But eight times eight feet is 64 (linear) feet, because 8x8=64.
443 square feet = 443*12*12 = 63792 sq inches Each tile = 8*8 = 64 sq inches So minimum number of tiles required = 63792/64 = 996.75 or 997. However, that assumes that almost all the offcuts can be used. In real life it would be sensible to have more tiles to allow for breakages and wastage.