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square meters to squares
by lyndell » Sun Jul 17, 2005 5:20 pm
If you have a home that is 250 square meters how many squares is that
- lyndell
by Guest » Sun Apr 20, 2008 11:07 pm
Assuming by "square" you mean the unit commonly used for roofing material, it is 100 ft² or about 9.29 m².
The question is why would you still use it in a metric country that measures the house area in square meters, but the answer is 27 squares (rounding up slightly)
The question is why would you still use it in a metric country that measures the house area in square meters, but the answer is 27 squares (rounding up slightly)
- Guest
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