6in = 0.5ft 34.5ft/0.5ft = 69 You will need 69 of the 6in boards.
7*4 =28 square foot boards 192/28 = 6.857142857142857 = 7 boards
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You have provided the length and width of the boards but only the width (height) of whatever you wish to board. there is no information on its length and consequently, the question cannot be answered.
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800 feet / 10 foot per board = 80 boards
Twelve or 16
80 boards.
528/12 = 44 boards
6in = 0.5ft 34.5ft/0.5ft = 69 You will need 69 of the 6in boards.
That depends entirely on the width of the boards ! For example - if the boards are 3 feet wide, you would need 20 linear feet. If hte boards were only 2 fee wide, you would need 30 linear feet to cover the same area.
4,000 linear feet.
For a car or a house? What material? How many square feet? Many factors to look in to.
To cover 658 square feet using 16 feet x 6 inch boards, we first need to convert the board dimensions to the same unit. Since 6 inches is half a foot, the boards are actually 16 feet x 0.5 feet in size. This gives a total area of 8 square feet per board. Therefore, 658 square feet would require 658 / 8 = 82.25 boards, but since we can't have a fraction of a board, you would need 83 boards to cover 658 square feet.