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Q: How many linear yard in 1 yard?
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How many linear feet in one linear yard?

3 feet equals 1 yard


How can you convert onE yard to a linear yard?

A length of 1 yard is 1 linear yard!


How many square feet in one linear yard?

None.Square feet are a measure of area;Linear yards are a measure of lengthand have no width.Area is length times widtharea_of_linear_yard = 1 linear yard x 0 linear yard= 0 square yards= 0 square feet


1 linear meter cost 20.10 how much would a linear yard cost?

First, forget the word "linear". That word tells you nothing. The length in meters or in yards are always linear. 1 meter is 1.09361 yards. 1 yard is 0.9144 meters. When 1 meter costs 20.10, then 1 yard costs 18.38.


How many 12 inch squares in a yard?

There is no answer. A square is area. A yard is linear.


What is equivalent in linear yard of a fabric 54 wide 36 inches long?

It is simply the length of the fabric so 1 [linear] yard.


How many squire meter is 1 yard?

You can't convert between square units and linear units.


How many dimensions are in a yard?

One, it is a linear measurement.


How many square feet are in a sqaure yard?

The answer is "none." There are three linear feet in a linear yard; therefore, there are nine square feet (3 x 3) in a square yard.


10 yards equal how many inches?

There are 36 inches in a in a yard, so 10 LINEAR yards would equal 360 LINEAR inches.


How many yards in a cubic yard?

There are no yards in a cubic yard, because a yard is a linear unit of distance, whereas a cubic yard is a spacial unit of volume. A cubic yard is the volume occupied by a cube that measures one yard -- that's one linear yard -- on each edge. Since a linear yard equals three linear feet, a cubic yard is equal to 3 x 3 x 3 = 27 cubic feet.


1 yard equal how many gallon?

Zero. Yards, which are linear measurement units, have nothing to do with gallons, which are volume units.