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How many yards of mulch needed for 969 square feet?
By yards I assume you mean cubic yards. Next: How deep: I assume 3 inches. (969 x 122 /3 ) / 123 = 969 / 36 = 323/12 = 26.9166666 cubic yards
How many feet and inches in 122 inches?
There are: 122/12 = 10 feet and 2 inches
How many feet in 12.5 yards and 5.5 yards?
12.5 yards = 37.5 feet 5.5 yards = 16.5 feet
How many feet in 122 inches?
10.17 feet
How many yards is 60 feet?
60 feet are 20 yards.
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