ArchitectureWeek - Puzzler Question #440

Quiz . 19 August 2009


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What is a simple formula for determining the number of board feet in a log?

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According to U.S. Department of Agriculture statistics from 2002, more than 3.3 million board feet of lumber are produced in the United States annually.
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