Q&A for How to Calculate Square Meters

Break it into two non-overlapping rectangles and measure the length and width of both. Multiply the length and width of each rectangle, then add them together.

A meter is a measurement of length. A square meter is a measurement of area. One square meter is the equivalent of the area of a square that is one meter in length on each side. The perimeter of such a square (the total distance around it) would be four meters. A square meter could also be the area of some other figure such as a rectangle, triangle or circle if it contains the same amount of space as the square just mentioned.

If the room is rectangular, measure the length and width of the room in meters, then multiply those dimensions together. If the room is not a perfect rectangle (e.g., if it has an alcove), you’ll need to divide up the room into rectangular (or triangular) portions. Find the area of the main part of the room and add it to the area of the alcove or extension.

You can’t really convert directly from square meters to cubic meters. Square meters are a measure of area (which is 2 dimensional), while cubic meters are a measure of volume (3 dimensional). To calculate the volume of a space in cubic meters, measure the length, width, and height in meters and multiply them together.

30 cm x 15 meters = 0.3 m x 15 m = 4.5 square meters.

Divide total cost by the number of square meters.

If you mean square feet, there are 10.76 square feet in one square meter.

If the length and width of the space are both 20 meters, 20 x 20 = 400 square meters.

They are two ways of saying the same thing. The latter is the British way of saying it.

If you're asking about square feet, you would multiply the two lengths and then multiply by 10.76 (the number of square feet in a square meter).

Find the area of the tile by multiplying its length by its width. Then divide that area into one square meter. That tells you how many tiles will fit into a square meter. For example, if a tile is a square 5 cm on a side, its area is 25 cm². A square meter contains 10,000 cm², so you'd divide 25 into 10,000 to get 400, the number of tiles you'd need to cover a square meter.

Multiply the length of a base of the triangle by the length of the corresponding altitude and divide the product by two.

9 m sounds like a height and wouldn't be considered here. Multiply the other two lengths to get square meters. (If you're looking for cubic meters, you would multiply all three lengths together.)

Convert mm to m, multiply the two lengths together, then divide that into 45.

10,000.

Consider the hexagon as one large square, including the "missing" triangles at each of the four corners of the square. Calculate the area of the square. Then, subtract the area of the four "missing" triangles.

It's 1510 x 2430 x 900 = 3.28 x 10^9 cubic meters.

To convert square meters to square feet, take square meters (28.35 meters) and multiply it by 10.764. So 28.35 x 10.764 = 305.157 square feet.

Multiply by 1.196.

Convert the measurements to meters and multiply.

One acre is the equivalent of 43,560 square feet.

There is no formula. You would have to subdivide the plot into smaller (but regular) shapes such as rectangles, trapezoids and triangles, then calculate the respective areas of each, and add them together.

Multiply cubic meters by 10,000 to get cubic centimeters.

First, take into consideration that we are talking about two different formats. The meter is used for single-dimension shapes (like a straight line, a curved lined, etc.) to measure the length. The meter squared or squared meter is used for bi-dimensional shapes (like a square, a triangle, a circle, a diamond, etc.) to measure an area. Second, the formulas used to calculate the area of a shape (meters squared) from its dimensions (meter) vary according to the shape, and they are mostly described in the body of this article. Just make sure you understand the distinction.

Subdivide the area into smaller sections consisting of squares, rectangles, and triangles. Measure those subsections, and calculate each area, then add them together.

Depending on whether there's any overlap, 120 such panels will cover approximately 120 x 1.7 x 1 = 204 square meters of roof.

Multiply length by width by height to get the volume in cubic meters. Then multiply by 35.315 to get the volume in cubic feet. (If you just want the area of the floor, multiply length by width by 10.76 to get the area in square feet.)

Multiply the two garden dimensions together to get its area in square fee, divide by 10.76 to get the area in square meters, then divide that by the area of one slab.

Multiply feet by 3.28.

Square meters do not convert into meters. A meter is a distance measured along a one-dimensional line. A square meter is an amount of space measured across a two-dimensional surface.