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792 feet is a measure of length, not area. Therefore the width of the bricks is irrelevant. The question is simply about the number of 8-inch bricks that, when lined up, form a line that is 792 feet long.
The answer is 792*12/8 = 1188 bricks.
This assumes that 1187 thicknesses of cement between the bricks have no effect!
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