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What is the square footage of 27 ft by 8 inches add to 23 ft by 6 inches?
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∙ 12y ago
27.6666 x 23.5 = 650.17 square feet
332 x 282/144 = 650.17 square feet
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Your units do not make sense with respect to one another. Inches are units of length while square feet are units of area. I will assume that you mean how many square inches are in 23 square feet. 1 foot = 12 inches therefore 23 ft^2*(12 inches/1 foot)^2 this is your equation to convert to square inches. notice that the ft^2 cancel with the foot^2 in the parentheses. so 23*12^2 or 23*144 = 3312 in^2 is your answer
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