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How many square feet are in one gajam?
1 gajam = 1 sq yard = 9 sq feet
One gajam how many square feet?
I think it is 3X3 sq foot Gajam is a Telugu equivalent of square yard. And 1 yard is equal to 3 feet.So. 100 Gajamulu = 100 sq.yard = 900 sq.feet
How many squre gajam one gadi?
8 sq yard
What is gajam?
Gajam is a word in Telugu which is known as Yard in britsh units.
How many square meters in 15x14feet?
19.51 square meters.
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