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How much is 15x17 feet to sq m?
608.05 sq. m
How many 4ft by 8ft sheets of plywood is needed for a room with 255square feet?
8 sheets is needed to cover 255 square feet, 255/(4x8)=7 31/32. But the usage of the plywood isn't specified. If the plywood is for the walls, most rooms are 8 feet tall, so the perimeter is important. In that case, we can wildly guess that this is a 15x17 room, and that has a perimeter of 15+15+17+17 = 64. It would take 16 sheets to cover the walls of a 15x17 room.
How many square feet is 8'x12'?
96 square feet
How many square feet in 130 square meters?
About 1,400 square feet. (1,399.30835 square feet).
How many square feet is there in 19x9 feet?
171 square feet.
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