Centermetre's convert to Area squared

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Hi All.............................................................................................

Just have started my project at college, need some fomula's to calculate area from centimetre's into square's,

is it time's 50, then divide by 100 and anybody Know were i can get some Lighting Software To calculate Lux for lighting.

Thank's in advance reader's................................................................
 
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sham said:
Hi All.............................................................................................

Just have started my project at college, need some fomula's to calculate area from centimetre's into square's,

is it time's 50, then divide by 100 and anybody Know were i can get some Lighting Software To calculate Lux for lighting.

Thank's in advance reader's................................................................

[pie]R²

or [pie]D
 
it's pi not pie...

But let me see if I've got this straight - you work for a council as an electrician, on offices and also on premises where vulnerable children are present, and you are going for full contractor registration with NICEIC.

Yet you don't know your way around the wiring regulations, and now you are doing a college course which requires an average 11-year-old's level of maths and you haven't got a clue.

You have a very apt user name, don't you?
 
sham said:
calculate area from centimetre's into square's,

quote]

Sheet resistance is measured in ohms per square. That's square anything, not just centimeters.
 
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A Dictionary of Units of Measurement
http://www.unc.edu/~rowlett/units/index.html
Square.
One square = 100 square feet, 11.11 square yards, or about 9.29 sq. meters.

Aussie homes may be offered with the floor area measured in 'squares'.
Maybe that is why their property is cheaper? Such apparently, tiny stuff doesn't attract the foreign investor.. :D :D

Get your free, calculator, GraphCalc here http://www.graphcalc.com/index.shtml It used to cost, is now totally free.
Has good conversions and constants, graphing and 'paper roll' ... Usual care required..
;)
 

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