9 square feet in a sq yard so:
its 8X10 to find the area of the room 80 square feet
80 divided by 9 = ?
You will also want to know that carpet is made 12' wide so the real question is how much is in a 12X8 ?
Roughly 22 square yards.
Well 3 yards are in 1 foot so its 5 yards by 5 yards. So 5yds^2.
the answer is 40 square yards
10 square yards. Note, the amount of carpet you have to pay for may actually be more than 10 square yards as you will have to buy the entire width of the roll * the length you need. Assuming it is 12' wide you would need 12 square yards and if its 15' wide you would need 15 yards. No carpet store sells carpet by what you need but only by what the width of the roll is. So if you need a 10 x 9 piece, the carpet only comes 12 foot wide so you would take home a piece of carpet 12 x 9.
There are 2 standard ways that carpet is sold, either square yard or square foot. Depending where you are shopping, both are used still. The carpet mills require orders be placed in square yards. Carpet stores began pricing their product in square foot because it was a smaller number and a more familiar size. Home Depot and some smaller stores still offer the price in square yards.
Roughly 22 square yards.
Broken down as follows: 30 feet = 10 yards 36 feet = 12 yards 10 x 12 = 120 square yards
No. Many stores have went to square foot pricing because it is easier to visualize a square foot and also the square foot price is smaller. Carpet mills still require purchase orders in square yards and is still the standard for which carpet is sold. Home Depot, the leading carpet seller in America prices there carpets in both square yard pricing and square foot.
Well 3 yards are in 1 foot so its 5 yards by 5 yards. So 5yds^2.
There are 9 square feet in one square yard, so 696SF = 77.33 Square Yards. However, because carpet comes in different widths, you usually have to buy more than the exact amout to avoid small patches (unless the carpet width fits the room exactly). If the room is 24feet by 29feet, you could probably find carpet that is 12feet wide, resulting in no scraps (two 12 foot sections cover the 24 foot dimension).
18-ft x 20-ft = 360 square ft1 square yard = 9 square ft360 square ft = (360/9) = 40 square yards
depends on the depth that you need to cover the 1200 square feet (area) to. there are 3 foot to 1 yard (1 foot=3 yards). so 1 square foot = 9 square yards (3x3). 1200 square feet = 1200 x9 = 10,800 square yards. you then multiply the 10,800 by the amount of yards (depth) that you want to cover the area to.
You will need a minimum of 16 square feet of carpet to cover that area.
the answer is 40 square yards
10 square yards. Note, the amount of carpet you have to pay for may actually be more than 10 square yards as you will have to buy the entire width of the roll * the length you need. Assuming it is 12' wide you would need 12 square yards and if its 15' wide you would need 15 yards. No carpet store sells carpet by what you need but only by what the width of the roll is. So if you need a 10 x 9 piece, the carpet only comes 12 foot wide so you would take home a piece of carpet 12 x 9.
There are 2 standard ways that carpet is sold, either square yard or square foot. Depending where you are shopping, both are used still. The carpet mills require orders be placed in square yards. Carpet stores began pricing their product in square foot because it was a smaller number and a more familiar size. Home Depot and some smaller stores still offer the price in square yards.
First, the lengths must be converted to feet. 13 feet is 13/3 yards. To find the area of the room, we take length times width, or (13/3)*(13/3)=169/9 yards. This is about about 18.78 yards.