One unit equal to how many brick

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One unit equal to how many brick..

Answer / dharamdas sahu

500

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One unit equal to how many brick..

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1400

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One unit equal to how many brick..

Answer / vaithiyanathan s

1600 because normaly 1cft bricks is none 16 bricks that way 16*100 = 1600

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