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9 foot x 12 foot - how many square yards?
12 square yards.
How many yards in 5400 square foot?
600 SQUARE yards
How many square yards in a 30 foot x 54 foot floor?
It is: 10*18 = 180 square yards
How many square yards are in a 6 foot by 9 foot?
Multiply width by length to get the area. The answer would be 54 square feet or 6 square yards.
How many yards are in a square foot?
None.
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