At the college lab corridor, during the crew-release check, a equipment-support slab is 48 ft by 8 ft by 10 in. Including 3% waste, how many cubic yards of concrete are needed?
Correct Answer
C) 12.2 CY
Convert slab thickness from inches to feet, divide by 27 cubic feet per cubic yard, then add waste.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
Convert slab thickness from inches to feet, divide by 27 cubic feet per cubic yard, then add waste.
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