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Square feet is a measure of AREA. Cubic Feet is a measure of VOLUME.
So it cannot be said that there are a number of square feet in a measure of cubic feet.
However, If you wanted to find the area of the rectangular floor of a cuboid given that the height is 5 feet, then 3975 ÷ 5 = 795 square feet, which could equate to a floor with dimensions of 15 ft x 53 ft.
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