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What is 15ftx9ft to square metres?
Approx 12.54 square metres.
How do I calculate square meters from length and depth in meters?
Once you multiply the length in metres by the depth in metres, the answer will be measured in square metres, e.g. 4 metres X 5 metres = 20 square metres.
How many square metres in 8 x 4?
8 metres by 4 metres equals 32 square metres.
What does 500m2 stand for?
M2 is the standard format for Square Metres. So, 500 square metres.
How many square metres is 7ft x 9ft?
5.85289152 m2
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