The answer will depend on the depth of the soil cover.
The answer depends on the thickness of the covering layer.
For 1 foot deep, 400 cu ft. For 3 inches deep, 100 cu ft.
It would cover 5 sq. ft. one foot deep, or 60 sq. ft. one inch deep.
(2000 sq. ft.) X (1 in.) X (1 ft. / 12 in.) = 167 cu. ft.(167 cu. ft.) X (1 cu. yd. / 27 cu. ft.) = 6.2 cu. yd.Full size pickup truck will hold 2 to 3 cu. yd.Tandem axle box truck will hold 10 cu. yd.
17 sq ft * 3 in = 17*3/12 cubic ft = 4.25 cu ft. So 6 cu ft will cover it.
12 in = 1 ft ⇒ 60 ft x 100 ft x 4 in = 60 ft x 100 ft x (1 ÷ 12) ft = 500 cu ft Close, but you left out the 4 in (1/12) above. You had it on the left, but you left it out on the right. That makes the correct answer 2000 cu ft.
50 pounds @ 100 pounds / cu ft = 0.5 cu ft = 864 cu ins So : sq root (864 / 2) = 20.785 inches So: will cover a square of 20.785 ins * 20.785 ins ( 1.732 ft * 1.732 ft) 2.999 sq feet area each bag (say 3 sq ft)
1 ft = 12 in → 1 in = 1/12 ft Volume required to cover is 90 sq ft × 1 in = 90 sq ft × 1/12 ft = 7.5 cu ft → number of bags = 7.5 cu ft ÷ 0.8 cu ft/bag = 9.375 bags → you need to buy 10 bags
300 x 2/12 = 50 cubic feet 27 cu ft = 1 yard 50 cu ft = 1.85 yards. That is about 2.4 tons
depends on how deep you want the nuggets. at 2" (or .17ft) thick: 12 x 16 = 192 sq ft area 192 sq ft x .17ft thick = 32.64 cu ft 32.64 cu ft / 2 cu ft = about 17 bags.
The answer you seek is printed on the bag; it should be fairly prominent.