how many feet tall is a 5 story building?
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One story is about 10 feet, so 5 X 10 = 50 feet
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6 ft / 4 = 1.5ft (length of one side)\n1.5 X 1.5 = 2.25 sq ft.
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About 30m (100 ft) high.
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probably to put up a taller building
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5.5 inches. Measure along the top.
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The Sears Tower. The tower has 108 stories, for a grand total of 1,450 feet. It is 1,700 feet tall if you want to count the antennas on the roof.
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6 feet and 6 inches...
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13.5 x 13.5 would refer to 13 feet, 6 inches by 13 feet, 6 inches. This would give you 182.25 square feet of floor, or ceiling area. 4 x 5.33 window area = 4 feet by 5 feet 4 inches, or 21.33 square feet. This represents 11.7% window area to floor area.
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Similar triangles:\n\nLet's put all the units in inches first, so 57 ft 7.75 inches is:\n57 * 12 + 7.75 = 691.75 inches\n\n36 inch yard stick casts a 42.5 inch shadow\nx inches building casts a 691.75 inch shadow\n\n36 / 42.5 = x / 691.75\n\nCross multiply:\n42.5 x = 691.75 * 36\nx = (691.75 * 36) / 42.5\nx = 585.952941 inches\n\nDividing by 12, you get 48, with a remainder.\n48 ft = 576 inches, remainder 9.952941 inches\n\nSo all together your building is 48 feet 9.95 inches, or approximately 48 ft. 10 inches.
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10 to12 foot per  floor there is no exat height  the taller the building is the stronger the lower floors must be or are they cathedrial celings at 15 foot to 20. a standard skyscraper has 22 feet per floor on the lower floors up to floor 10 then they are about 13 to15 feet for the next 20 floors so you see it is different from designer to designer  and type of building your going to build   but nothing higher than say 20 floors 15 feet per floor and  "{no one buildes a 13th floor ever they wont stop there}"  so 13 x 15=195 feet some may be as high as 230feet
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137 Feet 10 inches Taller
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Petronas tower is in Malaysia. Its actually twin towers, which has 88 storeys, stands 452 meters above street level. It has a sky bridge which connects the 2 towers, thelength of the sky-bridge being 58.4 meters, at a height of 170 meters above street level. For more information go to the link: http://www.klcc.com.my/Showcase/PTT/ps_ptt_overview.htm
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529 feet above sea level.
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Usually under 6 feet 6 inches tall.
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There isn't really a correct answer.  You need to know what the distribution of heights in the population is to begin with.  If you know the mean height (average height) and the standard deviation (assuming height is normally distributed) then you could arbitrarily decide if one or two standard deviations below the mean defined shortness.  \n\n5'9" sounds to me to be average height, 5'5" sounds short.  '
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the height at which condensation takes place
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5 feet 9 inches; 31.8 lbs; 20.3 ft squared