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How many square feet is 14 x 8ft?
14 ft*8 ft = 112 sq ft 14 * 8 ft (as asked) = 112 ft, not square feet.
How many square feet in a room 8ft wide and 17feet long?
136 sq ft
What is the area of 8ft long by 6ft wide?
48 square ft
How many tiles each 1 square ft are needed to cover a portion 8ft by 6ft?
48 (6x8)
How much is 8ft x 6 ft in meters?
It is 4.46 square metres.
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