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What equals 7 yards?
7 yards = 21 feet
What 7 yards and 2 feet equal in feet?
7 yards and 2 feet equals 23 feet.
15 yards minus x equal 7 yards 2 feet?
15 yards minus 7 yards 2 feet equals 7 yards 1 foot. Therefore, 15 yards minus 7 yards 1 foot equals 7 yards 2 feet.
Which is more 21 feet or 7 yards?
Seven yards is more than 21 feet. One yard equals 3 feet, so 7 yards equals 21 feet. Therefore, 7 yards and 21 feet are equal in length.
7 yards equals how many feet?
21 feet American.
How many yards in 7 feet?
well, you see 3 feet equals 1 yard. So 2 and one over a third equals 7 yards.
How many ft equals 7 yd?
7 yards is 21 feet.
How feet equals 7 yards?
there are 3 feet in a yard. 7x3=21. there are 21 feet in 7 yards -nicci
7 yards plus 5 feet equals inches?
7 yards 5 feet = 312 inches
7 feet equals how many yards?
2⅓ yards. 3 feet per yard.
07 yards equals how many feet?
7 yards=21 feet (there are 3 feet in one yard)
How many feet equals 7 yards?
21
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