1 sq yrd = 9 sq ftSo x sq yrd = 288 sq ftSo x= 32
Yes 1 yrd= 3 ft
1 yard = 91.44 cm
28 sq yards -------------------------- Above answer would be correct if you were willing to cut it in to little strips and seam them all over the floor... If the carpet comes in 15ft roll you need a single piece 15 X 18 = 270sq ft = 30 sq yrd If the carpet comes in 12ft roll you need a two pieces 12 X 14 = 336sq ft = 37.33 sq yrd If the carpet comes in 10ft roll you need a two pieces 10 X 14 = 280sq ft = 31.11 sq yrd (4/6/08)
275 yards = 251.5 metres
1 yrd in 2 ft
There are 3 ft (feet) in 1 yd (yard).
1 sq yrd = 9 sq ftSo x sq yrd = 288 sq ftSo x= 32
Six feet or two yards
Yes 1 yrd= 3 ft
Oh, dude, Sally's got a whole mishmash of material there. So, let's break it down: the first piece is 1 yard, 2 feet, and 6 inches; the second piece is 2 yards, 1 foot, and 5 inches; and the third piece is 4 yards, 2 feet, and 8 inches. If we add all that up, Sally has a total of 8 yards, 6 feet, and 7 inches of material. Like, that's a lot of material, man.
almost identical to 1 yrd. ( 3ft.)
1 yard = 91.44 cm
The "word" yrd is used in Texting meaning yard.
Answer: 8.50 yrd = 777.24 cm
28 sq yards -------------------------- Above answer would be correct if you were willing to cut it in to little strips and seam them all over the floor... If the carpet comes in 15ft roll you need a single piece 15 X 18 = 270sq ft = 30 sq yrd If the carpet comes in 12ft roll you need a two pieces 12 X 14 = 336sq ft = 37.33 sq yrd If the carpet comes in 10ft roll you need a two pieces 10 X 14 = 280sq ft = 31.11 sq yrd (4/6/08)
275 yards = 251.5 metres