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How many ft is 60 sq meters?
60 square meters is 645.835 square feet.
How big in square feet is 60 square meters?
645.83 (645.834625) square feet are in 60 square meters.
How many square feet is in 60 feet by 40 feet?
60 x 40 feet = 2400 square feet
How many square feet is 60 feet by 120 feet?
60 times 120 = 7200 square feet
How many square feet is 20x3 feet?
The length times width will give you the area. So this comes out to 60 square feet.
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