I have 10000 sqft in drywall how much linear ft is it

11 linear feet
linear measurement is a length measurement
when you multiple the two measurements it becomes a square ft measurement
in this case 121 sq ft

You get square feet by multiplying linear feet with another linear feet. 18 sq.ft = 3 lin ft x 6 lin ft or 2 lin ft x 9 lin feet or 4,5 lin ft x 4lin feet.
Sq ft is used to quantify surface area where linear feet quantify distance but lin ft x lin ft gives you square ft (surface area)

A total of 63 linear inches is 5 ft 3 in, or 5.25 linear ft.
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This is a kind of shorthand way of specifying flooring quantities. You can have X lineal ft of a standard size floorboard, and this will result in a certain area where the area = X times the width of the board as laid.

So we need the laid board width to answer this question.
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Hi Mona:
I'd like to be able to help so will need to clarify the intent of your question. Bear with me while I explain.
- 264 sq ft is a measurement of area.
- Example: a room 11 ft wide by 24 feet long would have a floor area 11 X 24 = 264 sq.ft
- 264 linear ft is a distance measurement, and indicates the distance between 2 points.
- Example: A house that is 66 feet square has a perimeter of 264 linear ft. (4 x 66 = 264)

If you can take this information and apply it to your question, I should be able to give a clearer answer.
Hope this helps

Linear feet is the total length of the board. Since your board is 34 inches long, almost 3 ft, it would be rounded up to 3 linear foot. (2.83 linear feet tobe exact)
if you wanted board foot, the Board ft is 5.67

sq feet is the length of the material multiplied by the width of the material. Linear feet is just the length of the material. So ,because roofing material is measured in the length measurement ( the width is pre-set coverage) if you are paying for a sheet that is 20ft long and covers 3ft you will be paying for 20 linear ft
IF you buy 4 x 20 ft sheets you will be be paying for 4 sheets and they will cover an area of 240 sq ft ( each sheet covers 60 sq ft so 4 sheets =240 sqft
to get the answer to your question you will have to know the length of the sheet and the width so that the area covered by a sheet can be known
Assuming that it is a roof area you want to cover, measure the length of the sheet required to cover the length of span ( gutter to ridge cap) and the width of the roof ( front to back) and divide that by the width of a sheet will give you the number of sheets required. Now multiply that number of sheets by the length of 1 sheet will give you the linear ft of the area to be covered.

they dont really convert, one is volume the other is distance or length. Not sure how any measurement of linear feet could aid moving.

It equals zero square feet.
Linear feet is only one dimension (length). You need 2 dimensions to calculate square feet. In other words, you need *width* also.
But IF you're asking how many square feet is 9 linear feet (long) by 9 linear feet (wide), then the answer is 81.

I assume you mean the total space is 151,250 sq ft and you want to know what percentage of that is 76,000 sq ft?

Divide 76,000 by 151,250 then multiply by 100.