A katha is a measure of area. A decimal is simply a way of representing a number - any number. It has no relation t any measure.
In Bihar, 1 katha is equivalent to 0.032 acres or approximately 0.0405 decimals. A decimal is a unit of area commonly used in land measurement in India, where 1 decimal equals 0.004 acres. Therefore, 1 katha translates to about 3.2 decimals.
One satak is equal to 20 katha. In the context of land measurement in Bangladesh and some parts of India, katha is a smaller unit, and 20 katha make up one satak.
One katha is equivalent to approximately 66.67 square meters or about 0.067 hectares. In terms of gaj, which is a traditional unit of measurement in India, one katha is approximately equal to 20 gaj. Therefore, there are about 20 gaj in one katha.
How many katha in 6 shatak
One katha is equivalent to 20 satak. The katha is a traditional unit of area used in parts of South Asia, particularly in Bangladesh and India, while the satak is a smaller unit within that measurement system.
These measures of area differ from one part of South Asia to another s a definitive answer is not possible. But a katha (or kotha) equals approx 6.6 decimals.
18 katha
1 katha=66.9 sq. metres 1 katha=720 sft
In Bangladesh, one katha is 720 square feet.
1 Katha in to square feet
In the context of land measurement in Araria, Bihar, 1 katha is typically equal to 1361.25 square feet. The concept of decimals is not commonly used in this traditional system of land measurement. Therefore, 1 katha in Araria, Bihar, would not be broken down into decimals but rather measured as a whole number of square feet.
1 katha = 16 chatak
How many katha in 6 shatak
Around 2000 sq ft
57 dismil in
In Bangladesh, one katha is standardized to 720 sq ft area. I assume it remains the same in Jamshedpur?
250