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Square yards to tons
by cemex » Wed Jun 06, 2007 8:53 pm
I need to know how many tons is in 21K square yards 8" thick
- cemex
by buckee » Wed Jun 06, 2007 10:37 pm
Please further explain what you want converted.
Your question, as stated, does not provide enough information.
21000 square yards of what? And what does 8" have to do with it?
Your question, as stated, does not provide enough information.
21000 square yards of what? And what does 8" have to do with it?
Use at your own risk as I am not a mathematician,
and as always, check my math!
Hope this helps.
buckee
Professional Structural Engineer
and as always, check my math!
Hope this helps.
buckee
Professional Structural Engineer
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