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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 ft

Width = 0.5 ft

Square footage = Lenght X Width

Now 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 block

167 ft2 = Total square footage required

Let 'CB' = the number of concrete blocks

1.33 ft X 0.5 ft X CB = 167 ft2

0.665 ft2 X CB = 167 ft2

CB = 167 ft2 ÷ 0.665 ft2

CB = 251.13

251.13 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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