How do i convert 60 tons of ashpalt to square yards

186 x 87 = 16182 Sq feet.
1 acre is 43560 Sq feet.
1/4 of an acre is 10890 Sq feet.

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Since we are trying to calculate the number of cubic yards, let's calculate everything in terms of yards.

Converting inches to yards, we have to divide by 36, since there are 36 inches in a yard.

1 ' = 1/36 yard

Converting square feet to square yards, we divide by 9, since there are 9 square feet in a square yard.

3700 square feet = 411 square yards

Calculating cubic yards, we multiply 411 square yards by 1/36 of a yard.


I get 11.42 cubic yards. So you are safe getting 12 cubic yards.

Good luck,

Paul

Square yards and cubic yards are units for quite different things, and you can't convert from one to the other. A square yard is a a unit of area and a cubic yard is a unit of volume.

here is a calculator you can use to calculate cubic yards: Cubic Yards Calculator

here is a calculator you can use to calculate square yards: Square Yards Calculator Inch Calculator

Using the weight info provided in the link - 1 cubic yard could be about 2,780lbs. Depending on water content, density of and type of stones in the mix - 1 cubic yard could approach a weight as great as 4,000lbs.

Let's assume for easy calculations that an average cubic yard weighs 3,000lbs. (or 3,000lbs/2,000lbs = 1.5 tons).
That means 1,361yds x 1.5tons = 2,041.5 tons.

Lighter average cubic yards as mentioned in the link? Then 2780lbs/2000lbs = 1.39tons/yd. - or -
1361yds x 1.39tons = 1891.9 tons

Heavier average cubic yards as mentioned in the link? Then 4000lbs/2000lbs = 2tons/yd - or -
1361yd x 2tons = 2722 tons.


How Many Tons In 1 Cubic Yard Of 3 4

something wrong with that question:
because "ton" is for WEIGHT
and "yard" is for DISTANCE!
short ton = 2,000 lb (about 907.18kg).
1 yard = 3feet = 36 inch or 0,9144 Meter

The question is worded in such a way to be open to misunderstanding. I feel it could mean Norah must spread her stone at the rate of 2/3 of a ton per square yard across 4 square yards and the total is sought.
It could also be saying that Norah has 2/3 of a ton to be divided equally across 4 square yards and is seeking the amount of stone each square yard needs.

In the former case it is a matter of multiplying the vulgar fraction by four and in the latter case the answer could be approached by considering the total amount of stone given is four times the answer that is required and so would be given by dividing 2/3 by 4/1 or more simply by multiplying by 1/4 and not forgetting to cancel the resulting fraction down to the lowest common denominator.

A better way for practical purposes would be to convert 2/3 of a ton into pounds and then divide by four. A workman required to do the work would not be messing around with fractions but would be working in pounds and tons or if using Imperial measure it would be pounds, stones, hundredweight and tons.

Cubic yard is a measure of volume. Ton is a measure of mass. There is no direct conversion.
A cubic yard of water weighs about 0.76 tons. A cubic yard of gold weighs about 14.76 tons.

One square yard is 0.83612736 square meters.

The basic standard to figure out how many tons of air is needed is to get the square footage of every room that has a ceiling or floor boot. You need at least 1 cfm per square foot. So for example, if you have a 2000 square foot house, you need at least 2000 cfm which is converted into 5 tons of air. You convert cfm into tons with every 400 cfm/square foot being 1 ton of air. This is only residential of course and all ceiling heights at around 8 to 10 ft. Some other factors fall into play, but thats the basics. Hope this helps.