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How many ton/cubic foot in 1 ton/cubic yard?
The answer is 0.03703703744992.
We assume you are converting between ton/cubic foot [long] and ton/cubic yard [long].
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The SI derived unit for density is the kilogram/cubic meter.
1 kilogram/cubic meter is equal to 2.786962522433E-5 ton/cubic foot, or 0.00075247987266837 ton/cubic yard.
Note that rounding errors may occur, so always check the results.
Use this page to learn how to convert between tons/cubic foot and tons/cubic yard.
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1 ton/cubic foot to ton/cubic yard = 27 ton/cubic yard
2 ton/cubic foot to ton/cubic yard = 54 ton/cubic yard
3 ton/cubic foot to ton/cubic yard = 81 ton/cubic yard
4 ton/cubic foot to ton/cubic yard = 108 ton/cubic yard
5 ton/cubic foot to ton/cubic yard = 135 ton/cubic yard
6 ton/cubic foot to ton/cubic yard = 162 ton/cubic yard
7 ton/cubic foot to ton/cubic yard = 189 ton/cubic yard
8 ton/cubic foot to ton/cubic yard = 216 ton/cubic yard
9 ton/cubic foot to ton/cubic yard = 243 ton/cubic yard
10 ton/cubic foot to ton/cubic yard = 270 ton/cubic yard
You can do the reverse unit conversion from ton/cubic yard to ton/cubic foot, or enter any two units below:
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ton/cubic foot to megagram/cubic decimeter
ton/cubic foot to pound/cubic inch
ton/cubic foot to tonne/liter
ton/cubic foot to grain/gallon
ton/cubic foot to kilogram/cubic centimeter
ton/cubic foot to nanogram/liter
ton/cubic foot to slug/gallon
ton/cubic foot to megagram/cubic centimeter
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