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13ft by 10ft equals how many sq ft?
130
How many sq yds in 13ft x 10ft?
14 and 4/9
What is the square foot of 10ft 6 inches x 13ft 6 inches?
141 ft2 9 in2
If a building is 13ft high 10ft wide and 24ft long what is the area of the building?
The area is the length times the width. The height is irrelevant for the area.
How long is 13ft?
13ft!
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