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How many sq ft do you need to cover a 10x12 room?
You multiply 10 by 12 and get the answer 120.
How many square feet in 10x12 feet?
There are 10*12 = 120 sq feet in 10 ft*12 ft
How do you figure the sq footage of a room?
Length times width. 10x12 room is 120 sq. ft.
How many 16 sq ft is needed for 169 sq ft area?
169/16 = 10.5625 of them.
How many 4x8 do you need to cover an area 150sq ft by 80 sq ft each one 8 feet apart?
"150 sq ft by 80 sq ft" is a meaningless description for an area.
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