16 yd., 3 ft.
It is: 7 times 3 = 21 square feet
7 ft 3 inches = 221 cm
16 2/3 x 13 = 216 2/3 sqft
One cubic yard is 3 ft x 3 ft x 3ft (e.g. 27 cubic feet). 8ft x 7ft = 56sqft 56sqft x 2ft = 112cuft 112 / 27 = 4.148 So 8ft x 7ft x 2ft = 4.148 cubic yards
1 yd = 3 ft area = ½ × (sum bases) × height → area = ½ × (5 ft + 3½ yd) × 7 ft = ½ × (5 ft + (3½ × 3) ft) × 7 ft = ½ × (5 + 10½ ft) × 7 ft = 54¼ sq ft
16 yd., 3 ft.
It is: 7 times 3 = 21 square feet
7 ft 3 inches = 221 cm
3 feet in 1 yard, so which is greater 6 ft or 7 ft.
No
1 ft = (1/3) yd 1 in = (1/12) ft = (1/36) yd So 1yd 7ft 14in = 1 + (7/3) + (14/36) yd = (36/36) + (84/36) + (14/36) yd = (134/36) yd. (134/36) = 3.7222 yd (rounded)
Convert to same units and compare: 1 yd = 3 ft → 4 yd = 4 x 3 ft = 12 ft < 13 ft → 13 ft is more than 4 yards.
16 2/3 x 13 = 216 2/3 sqft
One cubic yard is 3 ft x 3 ft x 3ft (e.g. 27 cubic feet). 8ft x 7ft = 56sqft 56sqft x 2ft = 112cuft 112 / 27 = 4.148 So 8ft x 7ft x 2ft = 4.148 cubic yards
yes. and you only need 2 of them.
18 cu. ft