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How many square ft is in a yard?
Depends on if your talking about a 'square yard' or a 'cubic yard'. A 'square yard' has 9 square feet (3ft x 3ft). A 'cubic yard' has 27 square feet (3ft x 3ft x 3ft)
What is 3ft by 3ft in square meters?
About 0.84 square meters (0.83612736 square meters)
Can 4ft x 5ft fit in a square yard?
A square yard is 3ft by 3ft
How many yards are in 50 ft?
Your answer is 16 yards, with a remainder of 2 ft (2/3rds of a yard) 1yd = 3ft 1ft = 1/3yd
How many inches can go in 3 yards and 2 feet?
There are 132 inches in 3 yards and 2 feets. 1yd=3ft 3yd=9ft 9ft+2ft=11ft 12in in one foot times 11ft= 132 inches in 3yd and 2 ft.
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