17 Biswa to Gaj

Formula: biswa to gaj

How to calculate 17 biswa to gaj?

Using the above formula we have the following equation.

• Area in gaj = Area in biswa × 150
• Area in gaj = 17 × 150
• Area in gaj = 2550

In many parts of the Indian subcontinent, people still describe land using traditional units such as biswa and gaj. To compare plots or plan construction sensibly, you need to translate between these units with confidence. In this lesson we take a plot of 17 biswa and express its size in gaj, using the regional rule that 1 biswa = 150 gaj.

Step-by-step instructions for 17 biswa to gaj

Think of unit conversion as a scaling problem: every biswa corresponds to the same fixed number of gaj, so a larger area is just a multiple of that base quantity.

1. Write down the basic relationship.
   The measurement system tells us: 1 biswa = 150 gaj. This is our conversion factor.
2. Identify the amount to convert.
   The land parcel measures 17 biswa.
3. Form a general rule.
   Total gaj = (number of biswa) × (gaj in one biswa).
4. Substitute the numbers.
   Total gaj = 17 × 150.
5. Carry out the multiplication.
   17 × 150 = 2550.
6. Write the final statement with units.
   17 biswa = 2550 gaj.
7. Check that the answer is reasonable.
   Notice that 10 biswa would be 1500 gaj and 7 biswa would be 1050 gaj; together they make 2550 gaj, so the calculation is consistent.

Summary: Using the rule 1 biswa = 150 gaj, a 17-biswa plot has an area of 2550 gaj.