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Normally, the height of a cuboid room has no relevance to its square footage. It is, therefore, assumed that the size, given as 4' x 6' x 8' are the side lengths of a triangular room. Then, its area is approx 11.62 square feet.

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A 6 ft x 4 ft room is 24 sq ft.

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To find the area, multiply the length by the width.

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