An L-shaped area can be divided into two rectangles. The total area is the sum of the areas of the two rectangles.
Area = length x width = square measurement of floor space area For example: A room 3 meters by 4 meters has an area of 12 square meters. (3 x 4) First of all you need to determine the shape of the room. If the room is L-shaped, or has a bay window, you will need to divide the room up into triangles, rectangles, trapezoids etc. Measure the size of each shape - in feet - and calculate the square footage using standard formulae. Finally sum the results.
The area of a room is not enough to determine its dimensions. First of all, there is no information on its shape: circular, polygonal, a random wobbly shape? There are infinitely many possible shapes. Even assuming it is rectangular, there are infinitely many possibilities for its dimensions. Suppose the length of the room is L feet and let W = 570/L be the room's width. Then for any value of L greater than or equal to 23.9, W < 23.9 and area of the room = L*W = L*(570/L) = 570 sq ft. Since L can have any one of infinitely many values, the room can have infinitely many possible shapes.
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If the room is rectangular, the area is the product of its length and width.
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Some alternative placement options for an L-shaped desk that do not involve placing it in a corner include positioning it in the center of a room, against a wall in a larger space, or creating a separate work area within a room using room dividers or furniture arrangements.
First of all, the information given in the question does not entitle you to assume that the room is rectangular. The room I an in now is an irregular octagon: it is basically a rectangle with a trapezium shaped bay window. Even if you assume it is rectangular, the area of the room does not provide enough information. Let L be any number greater than (or equal to) 10. And let B = 100/L. Then a room which is L ft x B ft has an area of L*(100/L) = 100 square feet. Since the choice of L is arbitrary there are infinitely many choices for L and so infinitely many possible answers to the question.
Many L shaped desks are about 35 x 70 x 50 inches. These desks fit well in room corners.
Cut the L into 2 parts and find the area of them.
room is in cuboid shape, so by calculating length(L),breadth(B),height(H) we can find area by formula AREA=L*B*H
Split the area up into shapes for which you can work out the area: rectangles and triangles. Then the area of the original room is the sum of all the areas.
Assuming the room is cuboid in shape, let L = length, W = width and H = height. The surface area = 2*(L*W + W*H + H*L)