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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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)
What it is saying is that to get the Area of a room you must multiply the Length of the room times the Width of the room.It is saying the Length (L) is 15, and the Width (W) is 10.So, now you must multiply the Length (15) by the Width (10) to get your answer (the Area).