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Square meters to square yards formula
Use the formula below to convert any value from square meters to square yards:
To convert from square meters to square yard, you just need to multiply the value in square meters by 1.1959900463011. (It is called the conversion factor)
Using the formula (some examples):
Convert full square meter to square yards:
a square meter = 1 × 1.1959900463011 = 1.1959900463011 square yards.
Convert two square meter to square yards:
two square meter = 2 × 1.1959900463011 = 2.3919800926022 square yards.
Convert five square meters to square yards:
5 square meters = 5 × 1.1959900463011 = 5.9799502315054 square yards.
More Examples:
Convert ten square meters to square yards: 10 square meters = 10 × 1.1959900463011 = 11.959900463011 square yards.
Convert twenty square meters to square yards: 20 square meters = 20 × 1.1959900463011 = 23.919800926022 square yards.
Convert fifty square meters to square yards: 50 square meters = 50 × 1.1959900463011 = 59.799502315054 square yards.
Convert a hundred square meters to square yards: 100 square meters = 100 × 1.1959900463011 = 119.59900463011 square yards.
Convert a thousand square meters to square yards: 1000 square meters = 1000 × 1.1959900463011 = 1195.9900463011 square yards.
Definition of Square Meter
The square meter is defined as the area of a square with sides one meter long and is widely used in both scientific and day-to-day applications.
One square meter (m^2) equals 10.8 square feet or 1.2 square yards approximately.
In architecture and construction, square meters are used to measure rooms, corridors, and other enclosed spaces. They are also used to calculate materials needed for projects like tiles, paint, and flooring. Retailers often use square meters to measure the size of their stores and shopping malls, and commercial property rents are frequently quoted per square meter.
In addition, textile manufacturers use square meters to measure the amount of fabric needed for clothing, upholstery, and other products. Civil engineers use square meters to calculate the area of roads, sidewalks, and other infrastructure.
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