The answer will depend on the orientation of the blocks. It will be between 13 and 25.
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First you must change all measurements to one common unit of measurement.Therefore, the dimensions of the concrete block need to be converted from INCHES (in) to FEET (ft).To convert INCHES to FEET: Divide the number of INCHES by 12.The dimensions of the concrete block now are:Length = 1.33 ftWidth = 0.5 ftSquare footage = Lenght X WidthNow you can calculate how many concrete blocks are required to fill an area of 167 square feet.1.33 ft X 0.5 ft = Total square footage of ONE concrete block167 ft2 = Total square footage requiredLet 'CB' = the number of concrete blocks1.33 ft X 0.5 ft X CB = 167 ft20.665 ft2 X CB = 167 ft2CB = 167 ft2 ÷ 0.665 ft2CB = 251.13251.13 concrete blocks are required to fill 167 ft2.Therefore, you will require 252 concrete blocks in order to fill your 167 ft2 area.I hope this is helpful.
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There are 128 square inches in 8x16 inches. There are 144 square inches in a square foot. So, the side of an 8 x 16 block is a little smaller than a square foot. There are 0.89 square feet in the side of a 8 x 16 block
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8 inch x 16 inch concrete block is actually 2/3 foot x 4/3 foot block Area of one block is 2/3 x 4/3 = 8/9 square feet Number of blocks in 310 square feet = (310)/(8/9) = (310) x (9/8) = 155 x 9/4 which is 1395/4 = 348.75 blocks