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If you have 200 linear feet of wood 2.25 inches wide how many square feet of wood do you have?
37.5 square feet.
What if 6 foot long piece of wood cut off piece of wood that was 18 incheslong how many feet is left?
4 feet 6 inches
What is 144 inches of wood?
It is equivalent to 12 feet of wood or 4 yards of wood
How many square feet will a yard of wood chips cover at 2 inches deep?
If it is a cubic yard it will be 162.
How many wood squares 18 inches by 18 inches would you need to build a deck that measures ten feet by 16 feet?
I'd get a minimum of 80. You're going to have to cut some to fit.
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