That depends some by brand and model. With a Humminbird unit that is using the 200/83kHz DualBeam sonar you are looking at 0.35 feet across for every foot of water depth when using the 200kHz 20 degree sonar. With the 83kHz 60 degree sonar beam you are looking at 1 foot wide for every foot of water depth. To figure how far out each side (and also frontwards and backwards) the beam goes you just need to figure the overall width of the beam and divide it by 2. So when using the 200kHz 20 degree sonar in 14 feet of water the unit is displaying sonar information that is up to about 2 ½ feet from the transducer (14 feet X 0.35 / 2). That same water depth using the 83kHz 60 degree sonar will be showing up to 7 feet away from the transducer.
Keep in mind too that the shape of the sonar beam is roughly conical (like an upside down ice cream cone), so while it may be 14 feet across at the bottom it is only a few inches across at the surface/transducer.