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HOW TO MEASURE THE PLOT AREA WITH DIFFERENT SIZES
Plot area measurement is very easy and simple. This article you will get help to measure any plot area with different sizes.
So let’s get start.
Example 1:
Suppose we consider the Length of the plot 100 feet and Width of the plot is 30 feet 6 inches.
We know that area of the plot is equal to length into width.
Area = 100 x 30’6″
Area = 3050 square feet.
Example 2:
In second example the Length 23 feet 6 inches and the Width is taken 6 feet 9 inches.
Now to obtain the area of plot we will multiply the length and width of the plot that is
Area = 23’6″ multiply 15’9″ (Length cross width = 23.50 cross 15.75(6/12= 0.5))
Area = 370.125 square feet
Now if you want to determine the square to keep the length of one sides and then multiply this to itself the area will be fined.