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How many square feet in 5 foot by 14 foot?
70
Your room is 10 foot by 7 foot how many square meters is that?
70 square feet equal 6.5 square meters.
How many sq feet in 8 foot by 8 foot 9 inches?
It is: 8*8.75 = 70 square feet
How many square feet is 70 yards?
630 square feet in 70 square yards
What is 70 sq feet in square yards and square inches?
First we must visualize an area of 70 square feet. One of these visualizations is a 7x10 foot area. In square yards, 7/310/3=70/9 square yards. In inches, 70144=10080 square inches.
What is the square foot of seventy foot x thirty foot?
70' x 30' = 70*30 square feet = 2100 sq feet.
How many square feet is .70 of an acre?
0.7 acre = 30 492 square foot
How many square feet in 5 foot by 14 foot?
70
Your room is 10 foot by 7 foot how many square meters is that?
70 square feet equal 6.5 square meters.
How many square feet are in a 5 foot x 14 foot room?
70
How many sq feet in 8 foot by 8 foot 9 inches?
It is: 8*8.75 = 70 square feet
How many square feet are in 30 by 70?
Ah, isn't math a wonderful friend? To find the total square feet in a rectangle, you simply multiply the length by the width. So, for a 30 by 70 rectangle, you would multiply 30 by 70 to get 2,100 square feet. Just imagine all the happy little trees you could fit in that space!
What is the square feet of a 14 wide x 70 foot long Trailer?
70 × 14 = 980 square feet.
How many square meters in 70mx30m?
70 m x 30 m = 2100 m^(2)
What is the square footage of 20 feet x 3 and half feet?
70 square foot.
70' x 19' equals square foot?
70' x 19'= 1330 ft.^2
How much does SA 516-70 weigh per square foot?
The weight of SA 516-70 steel plate per square foot varies depending on the thickness of the plate. As a general estimation, the weight of SA 516-70 steel plate is approximately 41.82 pounds per square foot for a 1-inch thick plate. You can calculate the weight for different thicknesses using this basic weight per square foot.
