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How many square feet are in 16 feet? - Answers

Hi Your question doesn't make sense as it is written. To calculate square feet you need two dimensions. So 2 feet multiplied by 8 feet would give you 16 square feet. So would 4 feet multiplied by 4 feet. They are the same square footage, but different shapes. Think if you were adding a deck on your house and wanted to know how much paint to buy for it. If your deck is 10 feet by 16 feet, then 10 x 16 = 160 square feet. Then you look on the paint can and it says (conveniently) one can will cover 160 square feet. Phil



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Hi Your question doesn't make sense as it is written. To calculate square feet you need two dimensions. So 2 feet multiplied by 8 feet would give you 16 square feet. So would 4 feet multiplied by 4 feet. They are the same square footage, but different shapes. Think if you were adding a deck on your house and wanted to know how much paint to buy for it. If your deck is 10 feet by 16 feet, then 10 x 16 = 160 square feet. Then you look on the paint can and it says (conveniently) one can will cover 160 square feet. Phil



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How many square feet are in 16 feet? - Answers

Hi Your question doesn't make sense as it is written. To calculate square feet you need two dimensions. So 2 feet multiplied by 8 feet would give you 16 square feet. So would 4 feet multiplied by 4 feet. They are the same square footage, but different shapes. Think if you were adding a deck on your house and wanted to know how much paint to buy for it. If your deck is 10 feet by 16 feet, then 10 x 16 = 160 square feet. Then you look on the paint can and it says (conveniently) one can will cover 160 square feet. Phil

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      Hi Your question doesn't make sense as it is written. To calculate square feet you need two dimensions. So 2 feet multiplied by 8 feet would give you 16 square feet. So would 4 feet multiplied by 4 feet. They are the same square footage, but different shapes. Think if you were adding a deck on your house and wanted to know how much paint to buy for it. If your deck is 10 feet by 16 feet, then 10 x 16 = 160 square feet. Then you look on the paint can and it says (conveniently) one can will cover 160 square feet. Phil

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