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None. Because 'yars' is a linear measure. You need a 'Cubic' measure.

You gave two dimensions a length and a width. However, you also need to know the depth, in order to give you the volume of concrete needed in 'cubic feet'.

To convert 'cubic feet' to 'cubic yards' divde cubic feet by '27'.

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2.407 cubic yards for every 3 inches of depth.

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