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How many square feet are in a 16 x 80 building?
16 feet x 80 feet = 1,280 square feet.
How many linear feet is a fifteen by sixteen foot rug?
A 15 by 16 foot rug would have perimeter of (15+15+16+16) = 62 feet. To convert to linear feet, you would double the perimeter (that is, consider both sides of the rug) so a 15 by 16 foot rug is equivalent to 124 linear feet.
How many square feet is 16ft x 14ft?
16' x 14' = 224 square feet.
How many square feet in 22x16 room?
The room has a total of 352 square feet (22 x 16 = 352).
How many square feet is in a 25x16 foot room?
25 x 16 = 400 square feet.
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