Chapter 11: Q6MCQ (page 292)
To convert from ft2 to yd2, you should
(a) multiply by 3.
(b) multiply by 1/3.
(c) multiply by 9.
(d) multiply by 1/9.
(e) multiply by 6.
(f) multiply by 1/6.
Short Answer
The correct option is (d).
Chapter 11: Q6MCQ (page 292)
To convert from ft2 to yd2, you should
(a) multiply by 3.
(b) multiply by 1/3.
(c) multiply by 9.
(d) multiply by 1/9.
(e) multiply by 6.
(f) multiply by 1/6.
The correct option is (d).
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