How many linear yards are in 15000 square feet?

Answer 1

It is impossible to convert square units into linear units as this requires losing a dimension.

An area can have any shape you desire: all that matters is that its area is the required value.

Examples:

a rectangle of area 15,000 sq ft can have dimensions of 3 ft by 5,000 ft or 1 linear yard by 1666 2/3 linear yards (with a perimeter of 3335 1/3 linear yards);

or a rectangle can be 60 ft x 250 ft or 20 linear yards by 83 1/3 linear yards (with a perimeter of 206 2/3 linear yards);

Or the area could be enclosed by a circle of radius approx 23.03 linear yards (with a perimeter of approx 144.72 linear yards;

Or the surface area of a sphere with a radius of approx 11.52 linear yards (with no perimeter).

It can be said that a linear yard has zero width, therefore there are 15000 sq ft / 0 ft = infinitely many linear feet = infinitely many linear yards.

Answer 2

One square yard equals 9 square feet, so 1500 sq. yds. would equal 13,500 sq. ft.

Answer 3

You can't convert linear measurement to cubic measurement.

Answer 4

For area measurements, you multiply the length by the width. Here the calculation gives you an answer of 150 square feet. Divide by 9 to get 16.67 square yards.

Answer 5

Divide (square feet) by 10.764 (or multiply by 0.0929) to get (square meters).

These numbers are rounded. They'll give you an answer that's off by about 0.004% .

Answer 6

Strangely enough, the answer to this tautological question is 150 square feet.

Answer 7

Answer: 15,000 ft² = 0.344352 acres

Answer 8

16.66... (recurring) square yards.