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FAR Math Problem For Practice

The document contains a series of math problems related to Floor Area Ratio (FAR) calculations for various building projects. Each problem provides specific details such as plot size, access road width, FAR, and Maximum Ground Coverage (MGC), followed by the required calculations for floor area or maximum number of floors. Answers to the problems are also provided, detailing the calculated areas and maximum floors for each scenario.

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FAR Math Problem For Practice

The document contains a series of math problems related to Floor Area Ratio (FAR) calculations for various building projects. Each problem provides specific details such as plot size, access road width, FAR, and Maximum Ground Coverage (MGC), followed by the required calculations for floor area or maximum number of floors. Answers to the problems are also provided, detailing the calculated areas and maximum floors for each scenario.

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Floor Area Ratio [FAR] Math Problems


1. 1. Plot Size: 6 Katha
Access Road Width: 7 meters
FAR: 3.75
MGC: 65%
A 9-storied (G+8) building is planned. Calculate the area of each floor.

2. 2. Plot Size: 10 Katha


Access Road Width: 9 meters
FAR: 4.25
MGC: 60%
A 12-storied (G+11) mixed-use building is planned. Determine the area per floor.

3. 3. Plot Size: 4 Katha


Access Road Width: 5 meters
FAR: 3.25
MGC: 70%
If the per floor area equals the MGC area, find the maximum number of floors that can be constructed.

4. 4. Plot Size: 8 Katha


Access Road Width: 6 meters
FAR: 3.50
MGC: 65%
A 10-storied (G+9) building is planned. Find the total built area and area of each floor.
5. 5. Plot Size: 5 Katha
Access Road Width: 8 meters
FAR: 3.75
MGC: 62.5%
Determine the maximum number of floors possible if each floor is 1800 sq ft.

6. 6. Plot Size: 7 Katha


Access Road Width: 6 meters
FAR: 3.50
MGC: 65%
If 8 floors are planned, calculate the area per floor.

7. 7. Plot Size: 5 Katha


Access Road Width: 9 meters
FAR: 4.00
MGC: 60%
If the MGC area is applied, determine the maximum number of floors that can be built.

8. 8. Plot Size: 6 Katha


Access Road Width: 7 meters
FAR: 3.75
MGC: 65%
Determine the Maximum Ground Coverage (MGC) and floor area per floor for a G+8 building.
9. 9. Plot Size: 9 Katha
Access Road Width: 10 meters
FAR: 4.50
MGC: 60%
A 12-storied (G+11) building is planned. Calculate the area of each floor.

10. 10. Plot Size: 2 Katha


Access Road Width: 6 meters
FAR: 3.50
MGC: 70%
A 3-storied (G+2) building is planned. Calculate the floor area per floor.

Answers:

1. 1800 sft
2. 2550 sft
3. 4
4. 2,016 sft
5. 7
6. 2205 sft
7. 6
8. Maximum Ground Coverage Area : 2,808 sft; for G+8 = Area per floor: 1,800 sft
9. 2430 sft
10. 1008 sft

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