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What is the square footage of an 18ft x 36ft room?
648 square feet.
How many yards is 62 x 62?
62 yards x 62 yards = 3844 square yards.
How many square yards is their in 28 x 28 square feet?
Total square yards: 87.11
How much sand do you need to fill an 18ft x 18ft x 18ft. x 18ft. x 4ft area?
Either your structure has five dimensions, or else it's a bin that's 18-ft squareand 4-ft high. We'll assume the latter.Volume = (18-ft x 18-ft x 4-ft) = 1,296 cubic feet = 48 cubic yards
9 foot x 12 foot - how many square yards?
12 square yards.
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