An asphalt patch is 12,960 sf at 1.5 in compacted thickness. Using 110 lb per square yard per inch, how many tons are required?
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C) 119 tons
Convert square feet to square yards, apply pounds per square yard per inch, then convert to tons.
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Convert square feet to square yards, apply pounds per square yard per inch, then convert to tons.
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