You multiply the length by the width. A = L x W
The square footage of a space is equal to L x W, with L=length, and W=width. You have 3 feet x 3 feet. 3'=L and 3'=W. So LxW= 3'x3' which is 9 square feet. It is in square feet because it is an area and not a distance. (9ft2)
For carpentry: an "L" shape For school: a triangle
' L ' = length of the room ' W ' = width of the room ' H ' = height of the ceiling Floor = ( L W ) square feet Ceiling = ( L W ) square feet 2 walls = ( L H ) square feet, each other 2 walls = ( W H ) square feet, each
The answer depends on the shape of the room. If it is rectangular, then it is the product of its length and width - both measured in feet. For any variation - for example, bay windows, alcoves, L-shaped rooms, the determination is less simple.
You normally measure the linear dimensions and then calculate the area (square footage).If you have a rectangular room, you measure its length and width in feet and then multiply the two numbers to get the area of the room in square feet. If the room is not rectangular (eg with a bay, an alcove or an L-shaped room) you will need to divide it up into simpler shapes, calculate the area of each shape and add the areas together.
36 sq feet- height of the room does not matter when figuring out square footage
Square footage is the length multiplied by the width of an area in feet. Imagine this. You have a square piece of fabric (or tile, or wood, or whatever) that is exactly 1 foot long and 1 foot wide, meaning it is perfectly square. The number of these square pieces that you can fit into an area is the measurement in square feet. Of course, if the area is not perfectly squared or rectangled or evenly rounded to the nearest foot, you would have some leftover space using this description. This is why is it better to use the equation of length times width for each section and then adding each sections' square footage together to figure the total square footage.
Area = length x width = square measurement of floor space area For example: A room 3 meters by 4 meters has an area of 12 square meters. (3 x 4) First of all you need to determine the shape of the room. If the room is L-shaped, or has a bay window, you will need to divide the room up into triangles, rectangles, trapezoids etc. Measure the size of each shape - in feet - and calculate the square footage using standard formulae. Finally sum the results.
Find the perimeter of each wall and multiply L times W (LxW)
There is no way to compute the room dimensions from square footage alone. A room shaped like a rectangle and one shaped like a circle could have the same square footage, but different meaurements. You would have to know the shape of the room, and the length of at least one wall (maybe more, depending on the shape).For example, a room measuring 749 square feet could have dimensions of:a. A square measuring 27.38 on all four sides;b. A rectangle measuring 10 ft wide by 74.9 feet long;c. A rectangle measuring 100 feet wide by 7.49 feet long;d. An L-shaped room in which one section is 20 feet by 20 feet, and the second section is 20 feet by 17.45 feet;e. A circle-shaped room measuring 30.88 feet across;... or a million other possibilities.
You cannot. There are infinitely many combinations for the sides of a room that will yield an area of 5000 square feet even after you simplify the problem and assume that the room is rectangular in shape. Suppose the room is L feet long where L > sqrt(5000). Then let W = 5000/L feet. The area of the room, which is L feet long and W feet wide, is L*W = L*(5000/L) = 5000 square feet. That is true whatever the value of L. And since L can have any value greater than approx 70.71 feet, there are infinitely many possibilities.
You multiply the length by the width. A = L x W
The square footage of a space is equal to L x W, with L=length, and W=width. You have 3 feet x 3 feet. 3'=L and 3'=W. So LxW= 3'x3' which is 9 square feet. It is in square feet because it is an area and not a distance. (9ft2)
For carpentry: an "L" shape For school: a triangle
a square a right angle is the L shape at the four corners of the square
In order to measure area of an object in math you will have the multiply the objects witdth X (times) length then you will have your area or the inside of the object. Depends on the shape! For a rectangle or square it is A=L*B Depends on the shape! For a rectangle or square it is A=L*B Depends on the shape! For a rectangle or square it is A=L*B