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27 March, 03:32

My property is 50*10, how many squares would I need if the square is 16x16

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  1. 27 March, 04:16
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    The area of 16*16 is 256. Two of these is 512 square units.

    The area of 50*10 is 500 square units.

    It would only take two (2) squares 16*16 to cover 50*10, but you would have to cut them into a number of pieces.
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