Radius squared times pi 12X12=144X3.14=452.16 452 sq. ft.
13.2077 cm (12x12) + (12x12)= 288 square root of 288 = 13.2077...
If it is such that you cannot break it into squares, one main square with others attached. Measure each space and add them together. Measure the outside walls and get the perimeter. This will give you a figure Say a total of 48 feet. Treat that like it was the measurement of a square room. Divide that by 4, you get 12. A square room 12 feet to a side. 1 width times 1 length give you the square footage. 12x12=144. The perimeter is the same on a square room or a star if is the same length, it is going to enclose the same square footage.
It is 144 square feet.
144 square feet
144 square feet. Just multiply length by width - the answer is the square footage.
The answer depends on the measurement units used for "12x12": feet, metres, yards or some exotic measure? Without that information the question cannot be answered.
Radius squared times pi 12X12=144X3.14=452.16 452 sq. ft.
Since a 12x12 tile is one square foot, then 38 12x12 tiles will cover 38 square feet.
13.2077 cm (12x12) + (12x12)= 288 square root of 288 = 13.2077...
If it is such that you cannot break it into squares, one main square with others attached. Measure each space and add them together. Measure the outside walls and get the perimeter. This will give you a figure Say a total of 48 feet. Treat that like it was the measurement of a square room. Divide that by 4, you get 12. A square room 12 feet to a side. 1 width times 1 length give you the square footage. 12x12=144. The perimeter is the same on a square room or a star if is the same length, it is going to enclose the same square footage.
144 square feet
144 square feet
You don't. Its cubinc footage, not square footage.
In order to get the square footage you need to take 13' times 15' and you will get the square footage
Since each 12x12-inch tile is one square foot, you will need 750 of them.
A 12x12 inch paver is one square foot. So you would need 240 square feet.