It doesn't work like that there are too many variables. When tapers see the job, or know the boarders, they know instantly, but not by square feet.
Depends entirely on how good your boarding and taping is.
That would be almost impossible to determine because there is no way of knowing the different thicknesses that will actually fill the wall surface.
You will need at least 14 sheets, depending on shape and height of wall.
A 10 X 10 area or 100 square feet.
I use about five pounds per 10 -12 sheets.
Around 350 square feet
Depends entirely on how good your boarding and taping is.
That would be almost impossible to determine because there is no way of knowing the different thicknesses that will actually fill the wall surface.
50 feet
You will need at least 14 sheets, depending on shape and height of wall.
One piece = 4 x 12 = 48 square feet 665 pieces cover (665 x 48) = 31,920 square feet 3,5462/3 square yards 0.001145 square mile (rounded).
1 gallon of paint to cover about 350 square feet You need slightly more than a gallon if the walls are unpainted drywall, which absorbs more of the paint
To determine how many drywall sheets are needed to cover a 24x24 garage, first calculate the total wall area. Assuming an 8-foot ceiling, the total wall area is approximately 768 square feet (perimeter of the garage, 96 feet, multiplied by the height of 8 feet). Standard drywall sheets are 4x8 feet, covering 32 square feet each. Therefore, you would need about 24 sheets of drywall (768 square feet divided by 32 square feet per sheet), plus some extra for waste and cuts, so consider purchasing 26-28 sheets.
56 sq feet
4 x 10 is 40 square feet, so two would do it.
If a good job is made of the placing, one large bucket or box ( 5 gal size) should do it.
40 feet x 25 feet = 1,000 square feet.