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If 1 linear meter cost 10.24 how much would 1 linear yard cost?
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∙ 14y ago
The exact value is 9.3635 so I would say probably 9.37
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∙ 8y ago
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1 linear meter cost 20.10 how much would a linear yard cost?
First, forget the word "linear". That word tells you nothing. The length in meters or in yards are always linear. 1 meter is 1.09361 yards. 1 yard is 0.9144 meters. When 1 meter costs 20.10, then 1 yard costs 18.38.
How much would 3.5 meters cost if 1 linear meter costs 22.66?
79.31
How do you Convert cost per square meter to cost per lineal meter?
The cost per linear meter is the cost per square meter times by the width of the roll.
What is the cost per linear meter if the cost per linear yard is 10.70?
The exact value is 9.7841 so I expect 9.79
How much does copper cost per linear meter?
Copper is priced in terms of its mass, not its length.
If an article cost 12.95 a lineal meter how much is it a meter?
Linear metres and metres are the same measurement. The word linear is simply used to distinguish it from square metres or cubic metres. Therefore, the two are the same value.
How can you work out the costing per linear meter if you are charging 2200 for a glass screen 1800mm x 2900mm?
If the glass comes in a standard width of 1800 mm, then the linear cost is 2200/2.9 = 758.6 approx.If the glass comes in a standard width of 2900 mm, then the linear cost is 2200/1.8 = 1222.2 approx.
If carpet costs 9.99 a square yard how much would a square meter cost?
8.325 a sq meter.
If you want to buy 10cm of string and it cost 2.50 a meter how much do you pay?
10 centimeters = 0.10 meters At 2.50 per meter, it would cost 0.25
Is the cost of equal priced DVD and the number purchased linear or non linear?
It is linear.
Is the cost of equal priced dvds and the number purchased linear or non linear?
It is linear.
Explain the details of Linear Demand function equation?
Linear Cost Function A linear cost functionexpresses cost as a linear function of the number of items. In other words, C = mx + bHere, C is the total cost, and x is the number of items. In this context, the slope m is called the marginal cost and b is called the fixed cost.
