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How many yards is 65 feet?
21.66 yards.
13 yards equals how many square feet?
65 is the wrong answer
How many yards is 65 feet x 45 feet x 25 feet high?
65 x 45 x 25 divided by 27 cubic feet in a cubic yard = 2,708 cubic yards
How many square feet are in 65 yards?
None, unless your question is pertaining to square yards. In that case it would be 9*65=585 square ft.
How many yards of concrete are need for 65' x10 wide 1' deep?
65 feet * 10 feet * 1 foot : volume = 65 * 10 * 1 = 650 cubic feet or 18.41 cubic metres
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