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How many 2x6x10 do I need to cover 300 square feet?
We only need length times width to calculate area. Half a foot by 10 feet = 5 square feet. You'd need 60 of them to cover 300 square feet.
How many 24 x 24 tiles to cover 300 square feet?
75 Get extra for breakage.
How many sq feet in 300 square meters?
300 square meters = 3,229.17 square feet
How many square feet in 110 X 300 feet?
110 x 300 feet = 33,000 square feet.
If one ton of soil will cover 12 square feet how much is needed to cover 3600 square feet?
3600 / 12 = 300 tons
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