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How many 12 x 12 inch tiles would cover 1275 square feet?
In theory 1275 tiles. But that assumes that the area to be tiled is "well-behaved" and that there is no wastage.
How many square feet is 51 by 25 feet?
To get the area, multiply the two numbers. In this case the answer is 1,275 square feet.
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how many feet are in 3.98 meters
600 meters is equal to how many feet?
600 feet = 182.88 meters
How many feet is twenty meters?
20 feet = 6.096 meters
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7.6 feet = 2.31648 meters.
How many meters are in 5280 feet?
5,280 feet = 1,609.344 meters
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90 feet is 27.43 meters.
How many meters are in 14440 feet?
14,440 feet is 4,401.3 meters.
7500 meters is how many feet?
7500 feet = 2286 meters.
How many feet in 3.78 meters?
3.78 Meters = 12.4 Feet
How many feet in 2.9 meters?
2.9 meters=9.5144357 feet
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