Solved Examples on Cubic Yards to Cubic Meters

Example 1: Convert 63.87 cubic yards into cubic meters.

Solution:

We know that,

1 cubic yard = 0.7645549 cubic meters

Therefore,

63.87 cubic yards = 63.87 × 0.7645549 cubic meters

63.87 yd³ = 48.832121463 ≈ 48.832 cubic meters

Therefore, the value of 63.87 cubic yards is approximately equal to 48.832 cubic meters.

Example 2: Convert 77 cubic yards into cubic meters.

Solution:

We know that,

1 cubic yard = 0.7645549 cubic meters

Therefore,

77 cubic yards = 77 × 0.7645549 cubic meters

77 yd³ = 58.8707273 ≈ 58.871 m³

Therefore, the value of 77 cubic yards is approximately equal to 58.871 cubic meters.

Example 3: Convert 28 cubic meters into cubic yards.

Solution:

We know that,

1 cubic meters = 1.30795 cubic yards

Therefore,

28 cubic meters = 28 × 1.30795 cubic yards

28 m³ = 36.622614 yd³
          ≈ 36.622 yd³

Therefore, the value of 28 cubic meters is approximately equal to 36.623 cubic yards.

Example 3: Convert 28 cubic meters into cubic yards.

Solution:

We know that,

1 cubic meters = 1.30795 cubic yards

Therefore,

28 cubic meters = 28 × 1.30795 cubic yards

28 m³ = 36.622614 yd³
          ≈ 36.622 yd³

Therefore, the value of 28 cubic meters is approximately equal to 36.623 cubic yards.

Example 4: Convert 7.9 cubic meters into cubic yards.

Solution:

We know that,

1 cubic meters = 1.30795 cubic yards

Therefore,

7.9 cubic meters = 7.9 × 1.30795 cubic yards

28 m³ = 10.3328695 yd³
          ≈ 10.332 yd³

Therefore, the value of 28 cubic meters is approximately equal to 10.332 cubic yards.

A cubic meter and a cubic yard are the units of measurement of volume. Volume is a mathematical quantity that is used to measure the amount of three-dimensional space that is occupied by a three-dimensional object. The volume of a three-dimensional object varies with its shape, like cubical, cuboidal, cylindrical, conical, etc. The volume of an object is usually measured by using SI-derived units such as cubic meters and liters and different imperial units such as cubic inches, cubic yards, pints, gallons, etc. Generally, while solving some problems, we need to convert units. For example, you are asked to find the volume of a cubical container in liters, and its side length is given in inches. So, after calculating the volume of the container, we have to convert the obtained volume in cubic inches to liters. Before converting one unit to the other, we need to understand the relationship between the units. In this article, we will discuss the conversion of cubic yards to cubic meters.