Need A Quick Answer

[lankeela]

(not how to do it just the final figures please!) 77 x 35 m in square metres and also square feet please.

[Etch]

2,695 square metres = 29,009 square feet

[lankeela]

Many thanks.

[Ellipsis]

Agree with Etch.

Just some extra info for you, lankeela. 77 x 35 m in square metres in literally 77 x 35, which is 2,695.

To convert that to square feet, there are lots of ways but the simplest is literally to Google:

2,695 square metres in square feet

It gives you the answer (29008.74) and also gives you a formula for doing it yourself next time (multiply by 10.764), although it would be easier to use Google again ...

[lankeela]

You might as well be writing that in Chinese as my eyes just glaze over with figures!

[New Judge]

Do you know your three and five times table? Do you know your seven times table? If you can answer "yes" to either of those questions you can work out the first part of your problem.

[bobbinwales]

If your mind goes blank at the figures just draw a grid on squared Paper 35 squares wide and 77 squars long then count up the squares.
To do the iconversion if you don't like calculator's just type your square meters into google and say convert to square feet

[lankeela]

Nope - not gonna happen.

[Buenchico]

I'd love to know what it is that you're measuring, Lankeela. 77 x 35m is roughly the size 10 tennis courts!

[sunny-dave]

What's that in London Buses, Chris

[ToraToraTora]

why are you so determined not to comprehend simple arithmetic? It ain't difficult, most 8 year olds would answer your question.

[bobbinwales]

maybe its a piece of land. Am not sure why the square foot figure is useful as most things are sold by square metre although yes house sizes still use sq ft

[bobbinwales]

//Nope - not gonna happen.//
fair enough, we all have the right to remain ignorant of basic numbers and life skills and get others to think for us

[Buenchico]

>>> What's that in London Buses, Chris

About a depot-full, Dave ;-)

(95, actually).

[lankeela]

I can add up (very quickly actually) and can quote the times tables but even the sight of mathematical equations just makes my mind go blank. I was 'excused' doing a maths exam at school as I managed to avoid most double maths lessons on a Tuesday afternoon, due to having a part time job in the lunch break cleaning out the animals in the biology lab - the sawdust made me sneeze and every week I got sent home with 'hayfever'. As for the above measurement, it is an indoor riding school and we have to give an area size when we apply for a dog show licence. I looked back and discovered that I asked the same question almost a year ago!

[THECORBYLOON]

"It ain't difficult, most 8 year olds would answer your question"

That is not the point, the answer was requested, not the method.

[THECORBYLOON]

Make a note of it somewhere to avoid another wee dig from TORATORATORA in future.