how do i determind squar footege?
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Got a ruler or tape measure?  Get busy.
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you don't unless you have a depth.\n\nsquare feet is a surface area and is the result of two measurements (values) X ft * Y ft = Sq ft  being multiplied.  for examaple the floor of a room that is 10 feet wide by 10 feet long has a floor of 100 sq. feet (10 ft * 10 ft = 100 sq ft.)\n\ncubic feet is the volumn of an area and result of three measurements (values) X ft * Y ft * Z ft = cubic feet.  So the following the same example the room is 10 ft wide by 10 ft long and 7 ft high will have the volumn of 700 cubic feet.  (10 ft * 10 ft * 7 ft = 700 cubic ft.)
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You haven't trained your muscles.  Keep working at it to get your muscles strong and you will eventually be able to do it.  \n\nI know someone who can actually control every single toe on his foot (another one I can't do, especially my pinky toe!  LOL!)
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I'm having hard time landing my heelfips, i'm regular footed. any suggestions. and oh yeah thanks for the 2 points. just leave response on "add details"
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Create a little clear area, dig a hole in the ground then fill it with sand. Make a little wood border to hold the sand in (only for the back, left, and right side though, you need the front to be open)then stick a long metal pole into the sand and ground to it can hold steady when being hit with the shoes. Have fun!
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hope this helps!\n\nhttp://archives.stupidquestion.net/sq32102.html
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Use a mouse pad, make sure its on a level surface.
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try foot reflexology\nthe use of good massage therpy will help
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well, you could be an architect and be using a 30-60-90 triangle and you needed to know a particular side of it. you can use x times the square root of 3, x being the shorter leg, to find the length of the longer leg.
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http://www.dellamente.com/quicksand/doc/qsmyths.htm
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square-ish in shape\ncome in different sizes\nmany varieties
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There are 12 inches in a foot.\n\nSo divide by 12.
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Okay, this is corny, but say you were arranging a number of something on a table, and you wanted to make a square. You would take the square root of however many you have, and then you would know how many to put in the first row, and you could just line up each column after that to match. Or, if you wanted to stack them in a cube, you would take the cube root.
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You mean, short of multipling it by itself? Well... we know that the squar of 500 is 250,000 and the square of 400 is 160,000. So the square of 482 will be somewhere in between, but closer to 250,000. I'd guess 230,000.
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It seems like you want to say "square" not "spuare".  That's number one.\n\nSecondly: squares' sides are all the SAME length.  So now we know we're NOT talking about a square.  Now it sounds like you're talking about a rectangle.\n\nSo.  You haven't yet asked a question.  We can look at this rectangle and determine a few different things.  We can ask what is the perimeter?  We can ask what is the area?\n\nBut until you ask a question, we can't help you.
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You can't learn from Yahoo Answers how to do kicks correctly. You got to go out and find a good school and have a instructor teach you.  Get a clue killer.
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It's rough, but what I would do is find the difference between the two routes on either side of the number (Wait for the example!)  and count until you get to it, then make a fraction. \n\nEXAMPLE:\nfind square root of 2.\n\n2 is between 1 and 4.\n\nit's 1 past 4 and there are 3 numbers between the two.  So root 2 is approxamately 1 1/3.  The 1 is from the first number between one and 4, and the 3 is because there's 3 numbers between 1 and 4.  It's confusing, and it's not a good estimate, but it works if you understand it.