To determine the length of rope needed to cover a circular placemat with a diameter of 15 inches, you need to calculate the circumference of the circle, which will be the length of the rope needed to wrap around it once.
The formula for the circumference
𝐶
C of a circle is:
𝐶
=
𝜋
×
𝑑
C=π×d
where
𝑑
d is the diameter. Given
𝑑
=
15
d=15 inches, we get:
𝐶
=
𝜋
×
15
≈
47.12
inches
C=π×15≈47.12 inches
To convert this into yards (since there are 36 inches in a yard):
47.12
inches
×
(
1
yard
36
inches
)
≈
1.31
yards
47.12 inches×(
36 inches
1 yard
)≈1.31 yards
Therefore, you would need approximately 1.31 yards of rope to wrap around a 15-inch diameter placemat once. If you need more coverage or specific wrapping patterns, let me know!
The volume of a cylinder, in cubic yards, if the height is 153 inches and the diameter is 24 inches is 69,215.57 cubic inches which equates to 1.484 cubic yards.
1 yard = 36 inches 15.5 yards = 558 inches
The diameter is twice the radius in inches: 18*36 = 648 inches
47
Area of circle of 132 inch diameter = 13684*78 sq inches = 10.56 sq yards.
inches
13.1 cubic yards, approx.
Approx 2.8 cubic yards.
There are 36 inches in a yard. So it would be 3 yards and 17 inches.
1 yard= 36 inches, And 2 yards would then equal 72 inches.
To convert miles to yards, you can use the ratio 1 mile = 1760 yards. So, the diameter of the Earth in yards would be 7928 miles * 1760 yards/mile = 13,976,480 yards.
84 yards*45 inches/59 inches = 84 yards*45/59 = 64.07 yards (approx)