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How many square feet are in a room that measures 18X15?
270 Square Feet.
How many square feet are there in 4000 linear feet?
There is no way to convert linear feet to square feet because the unit 'linear feet' measures length but the unit 'square feet' measures area.
How many square feet in a room that measures 13 x 16?
208 square feet.
If a room measures 14'4 x 10' how many square feet is it?
143.3 square feet.
How many square feet are in a room that measures 13' x 10'9?
139.75 square feet
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