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How many ft in 16meters?
There are approximately 52 feet in 16 meters.
How many square meters are there in a room that measures 16 foot by 14 foot?
16 ft * 14 ft = 224 sq ft = 20.81 sq metres
How many meters are in 16 feet by 8 feet?
Answer: 128 ft² = 11.8915 m²
What is 16 feet by 11 feet in meters²?
16 ft * 11 ft = 176 ft² 176 ft²*0.09290304 m² 1 ft² =16.35093504 m²
1 ft equals how many meters?
1 ft. = 0.3048 meters.
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