Your question doesn't make sense: linear meters are a measure of length (1-Dimensional), square meters are a measure of area (2-Dimensional).
"Converting" between the two would involve projecting the area onto a line, but to do this, there would need to be a known constraining factor for the second dimension. For example, if you had 1 m2 that was a constant width of 0.1 m then it's length would be 10 meters.
(Area = Length * Width) therefore (Length = Area/Width)
(e.g. Length = 1.0 m2/0.1 m = 10 m long)
1 metre * 150 cm = 1.5 sq metres = 1.5*10.764 sq feet = 16.146 sq feet
square meters and linear meters are two different units and do not have a conversion. It is bascily asking how many lines can fit in a square. In addition 4 by 50 sq m equal 200 sq m
1 sq meter = 10.764 sq ft. - to convert 25 cents per sq ft to ??? per sq meter, multiply .25 x 10.764. 25 cents per sq ft = $2.691 per sq meter
Divide by one million! Honest!
Question is meaningless, you can't compare an area with a length. Think of a linear meter as being "infinitely thin".
1 metre * 150 cm = 1.5 sq metres = 1.5*10.764 sq feet = 16.146 sq feet
You simply can't convert between linear units and square units.
square meters and linear meters are two different units and do not have a conversion. It is bascily asking how many lines can fit in a square. In addition 4 by 50 sq m equal 200 sq m
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1 sq metre = 10.764 sq feet
Yes.
1 sq meter = 10.764 sq ft. - to convert 25 cents per sq ft to ??? per sq meter, multiply .25 x 10.764. 25 cents per sq ft = $2.691 per sq meter
Divide by one million! Honest!
You cannot. The units are incompatible.
Question is meaningless, you can't compare an area with a length. Think of a linear meter as being "infinitely thin".
Not possible to convert a length measure (yard) to an area measure (sq meter)
1200 sq metres = 12916.69 sq feet