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linear footage
by michelle » Sat Feb 03, 2007 3:27 am
we are using a gym that is 14,170 sq. ft. how do I find the linear footage on this. it's been too long since math 101!
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Re: linear footage
by convert-me.com » Sat Feb 03, 2007 10:12 pm
michelle wrote:we are using a gym that is 14,170 sq. ft. how do I find the linear footage on this. it's been too long since math 101!
square feet is a measure of area. Linear feet is a measure of distance. What distance you need to calculate? The width of the gym? Its height? The total length of all its sizes? In any case there is no formula to calculate any of these by only knowing the area. More information is needed.
You might want to read this for more explanations on the subject: http://sergey.gershtein.net/blog/2006/1 ... -foot.html
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