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diameter to square ft
by spook » Wed Jun 06, 2007 11:48 pm
I need to convert 19ft diameter to square ft
- spook
Re: diameter to square ft
by buckee » Thu Jun 07, 2007 8:34 am
spook wrote:I need to convert 19ft diameter to square ft
Area = pi x d^2 / 4
3.14159 x 19 x 19 / 4 = 283.53 square feet
Use at your own risk as I am not a mathematician,
and as always, check my math!
Hope this helps.
buckee
Professional Structural Engineer
and as always, check my math!
Hope this helps.
buckee
Professional Structural Engineer
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