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How many square feet is 200 tiles that are each 6 by 6 inches?
It is 50 square feet.
What is 200 sq feet converted into inches?
28800 in² to get square area, you multiply length X width so to get 200 square feet you have an area of 20 feet multiplied by 10 feet or 120 inches by 240 inches so 120 inches multiplied by 240 inches equals 28,800 square inches.
How many yards is 200 square feet?
22.22 square yards in 200 square feet.
How many square feet are in a 10x20 booth?
200 square feet
How many square feet are in a room that measures 10x20?
200 square feet.
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