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What is the square footage of a 14 foot square shed?
The shed covers 196 square feet of ground, and the area of its ceiling is also 196 square feet. The area of each wall is (14 x height of the shed).
What is the square footage of a 14 foot round circle?
Area of a circle: pi*radius squared
What is the area of a 12x14 foot room?
12 feet x 14 feet = 168 square feet.
What is the area of a 14 feet long room?
We can't figure that out until we know the width of the room too. The area is 14 square feet for each foot of width.
How many square feet is in a room 13 by 14 foot?
To get square footage, multiply length times the width. So for this room, multiply 13 x 14, which gives you an area of 182 square feet.
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