i have a booth that is 36" H, 74" in the center and 48"w, what is square or linear footage?
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Square Footage is the area.  So if you want to put a piece of carpet in an area you would look at sqft.\n\nExample you have a booth that is 5 foot X 4 foot  you would need 20 sqft of carpet 5x4=20sqft\n\nLinear Feet is a straight line around the booth.  So if you wanted to hang lights around your booth you would want to know the linear feet.\n\nIf your booth measures 5 foot X 4 foot you would need 18 linear feet.  2 sides are 5 foot and 2 sides are 4 foot. or 5+4+5+4 = 18 linear feet.
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make it 800 x 600 - 36 bit
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use the www.dwinfocenter.org/ or www.answers.com/topic/warehouse, this minght help u out.
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36.65 sq ft = 36 sq ft + 93.6 sq in\n\nYou multiply 0.65 sq ft x 144 to get sq in, because as you already used it, 144 sq in = 1 sq ft
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4000 / (16 x 8 / 144 ) = 4500, you need 4500 blocks. That was a really easy question, I can't believe all the people above got it wrong. People! you need to convert the face of the block in ft²! 16 x 8 = 128 square inches = 0.88 square feet; hence, one block is equal to 0.88 ft². C'mon now, on this one I deserve the best answer.
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this question doesn't make sense.  or are you looking for the dimensions that could possible give you 2500 sq feet.  in that case, just find 2 numbers that when multiplied give 2500.  some examples:\n\n2x1250\n50x50\n10x250\n.25x10000\n\nthe reason your question doesn't make sense is that you can make one dimension infinitesimally small while the other dimmension gets huge.  to no end.
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approx:200 per sqr.inch.
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I assume the shape to be rectangle.\n\nMeasure the longer side in feets and name it L\nand the shorter side as B\n\nThen multiply L*B you get measure in square feets.\n\nIf it is irregular in shape, you have to cut it into parts and draw lines and measure each area separately.
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7.3m (width) by 2.4m (height)
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43,560 square feet, assuming all 4 sides are the same length.
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6x6 I beam spaced 4 feet apart at a height of 8 feet should do it.
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Perimeter for a square is 4*side\nSo side of square = 36/4=9 inches\n\nAnd area of square is side*side\nthus area is 9*9=81 sq inches !!!
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They're all wrong.  72 x 48 would be 1/100th of the screen.  You've got to remember we're dealing with AREA here - 2 dimensions.  Look at it this way:  The total area of the screen (number of pixels) is:\n\n720 x 480 = 345,600\n\nSo, each section should be 1/10 of that total, or 34,560 pixels.\n\nThere are a couple easy ways to divide it into 10 sections:\n\n72 x 480\n720 x 48\nThese options would result in a 10x1 grid or a 1x10 grid.\n\nThere are a variety of other ways as well.  If you want a 2x5 grid:\n\n144 x 240\n360 x 96
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Awesome question, because it gets into the whole idea of dimensions.\n\nSo for instance you rent one of those Storage Cubicles to store like, I don't know,  your collection of Spiderman comic books. And they tell you the room is 2  yards by 2 yards. So you do the math and you get 4 sqyds. \n\nBut here's the kicker, they don't tell you how high the ceiling is! So before you rent, you better find out. Some places have low ceilings, like 2 yards (6 feet). I once rented a 2 x 2 storage room which had 4 yard (12 feet!!!!) ceilings. I piled my skis, boxes, bed up into like a total tower!\n\nIn the first example 2 x 2 with a 2 yd ceiling you get 8 cubic yards for $50 a month.\n\nIn the second example 2 x 2 with a 4 yd ceiling you get 16 cubic yards for the same price!\n\nGenerally you need to check your dimensions before trying to convert.\n\nLike if you just type \n\n4 square yards in cubic yards\n\ninto Google, you won't get an answer because the dimensions totally don't match up. square yards can't be converted into cubic yards, just like 2 liters can't be converted into kilograms (unless you know what's inside the 2 liter bottle).\n\nBut you can type in the arithmetic like this\n2 yards(4 square yards) in cubic yards\n\nAnd Google will say:\n2 yards * (4 (square yards)) = 8 cubic yards\n\nThen there is the whole dumpster "yard" thing where a yard actual stands for a cubic measure. Funny thing is that a dumpster "yard" does not equal a cubic yard. Yikes! Same with lumber sizes. Too weird. So watch it out there!
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If the bar has a square cross section, it's \n\n12*0.28 = 3.4 lbs/linear foot.\n\nIf the bar has a circular cross section, it's \n\n12*(pi/4)*0.28 = 2.6 lb/linear foot.\n\nIf the bar has a more irregular cross section, the way to do it is to multiply the cross-sectional area (inches^2) by the length (1 foot) by the density (0.28 lbs/cubic inch).
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Assuming you have a rectangular object, then L x H x W will work. For other shapes you need something else. See sources.
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DIVIDE SQ INCHES BY 12 AND YOU GET SQ FEET