1 square yard = 9 square feet. A square yard cannot be equal to any number of feet.
it equals nine square feet * * * * * Nine square feet is 1 square yard, NOT 1 yard. In any case, "a yard" of concrete is used by builders' merchant to mean a CUBIC yard of concrete.
Yes. Any formation of 9 square feet is a square yard.... 4.5 x 2 or 6 x 1.5, for instance.
A square yard is a measure of area that represents an area that is one yard by one yard in size. If you have a roll of paper 1 yard wide and you pull some off the roll and cut it off at a length of 1 yard, your piece of paper is 1 yard by 1 yard in size. It has 1 square yard of area. Note that, because the yard is three feet in length, the square yard is a square that is 3 feet by 3 feet, or 9 square feet. A square yard is 9 square feet. The reason we went here is because if the square yard doesn't have to be a perfect square. It can be a rectangle that is 2 feet by 4 1/2 feet in size. As long as the product of the length and the width is 1 square yard (or 9 square feet), you'll have that square yard. Extending the idea, any flat shape can have a square yard of area. As long as the equivalent "shaded area" of the shape equals the shaded area of a square that is 1 yard by 1 yard, both have an area of 1 square yard.
That can't be answered. A square yard is a unit for measuring area. The area does not have to be square. The area could be one foot wide and nine feet long. ( 1x9=9 That makes 9 square feet, or one square yard. ) Or any variation.If you assume the square yard is square, then each side will be 3 feet long, or one yard long. That is why one square yard equals nine square feet. 3x3=9
There are no square feet in a yard at any time because a square foot is a unit of area and a yard is a unit of length. Except at 2 in shallow. Then there's 8.
Divide by 9. There are 9 square feet in 1 square yard. To figure this out, you must know that there are 3 feet in a yard. You know a square yard is a 1 yard by one yard square. You can convert the yards into feet, meaning that a square yard is 3 feet by 3 feet. Multiply those together and you get 9 feet sq., which is your answer.
There are 3 feet in one yard. 900 / 3 = 300 There are 300 square yards in 900 square feet. That is the wrong answer. 1 sq. yard= 9 sq. ft. not 3 feet. 100 sq yards equal 900 sq feet There are actually 27 square ft in a 1 yard of material, so the real answer is: 900 sq ft / 27 =33 1/3 yards
734 square feet is not equal to 1000 of any standard unit or area.
0.378 acre is equal to 16,466 square feet.
198 feet is equal to 66 yards. There are 3 feet in a yard. Any third grader knows that.
Knowing that the area is 1 square yard doesn't tell you the dimensions, or even the shape. IF the square yard of area is in the shape of a square, then each side is 3 feet long. But it doesn't have to be a square. If it's any other rectangle, and the length of the rectangle is 'L' feet and the width is 9/L feet, then the area is always 1 square yard. There are an infinite number of rectangular possibilities like this, and another infinite number of other shapes that it could be.