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What is the area if the parallelogram has an area of 36sq ft?
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How many feet is 40 sq feet?
It all depends on the actual size of the space. Square footage is measured by multiplying the length of the space by the width. IE: a 6x6 space is 36sq feet.
How many yards of sand do you need to fill a sand box 8 ft long by 8 ft wide by 12 inches deep?
8ft Wide by 8ft Long by 1ft Deep is 64sq/ft. A yard of sand is 36sq/ft. You will need a little less than 2sq/yards (72sq/ft). -------------------------------------------------------- We're talking about volume, not area, so 8x8x1 = 64 cubic feet, not sq. ft. A "yard" of sand actually means a cubic yard and is 3ft x 3ft x 3ft = 27 cubic feet, not 36 sq/ft. So you need 64/27 or a little over 2 1/3 cubic yards of sand.
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