How do You Find Square Footage?
To find the square footage of an area multiply the width of the area by the length of the area. The number you get is the square footage.
1Know that the square footage of a whole equals the sum of the square footage parts. 2Measure one space, length by width (e.g. A bedroom could be 12 feet by 15 feet). 3Multiply the width by the length (12 feet by 15 feet equals 180 square feet).
4Add together the results from all spaces in the whole space (apartment, house, business, etc) to get the total square footage.
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