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Which is bigger 52 feet or 16 yards?
16 yards = 48 feet
How many yards are in 156 feet?
52 yards
156 feet is how many yards?
52 yards
How many yards and feet are in 52 inches?
There are 1.4444442987442 yards in 52 inches. There are 4 feet and 4 inches(4.33333301544189 feet) in 52 inches.
52 feet equals how many yards and how many feet?
52 divided by 3 is 17 remainder 1, so there are 17 yards and 1 foot in 52 feet.
52 feet equal how many yards?
There are 17.3333 (17 and 1/3) yards in 52 feet.
How many yards and feet are in 52 feet?
17.3
How many feet is in 14 yards?
52 feet
How many yards in 156 feet?
Divide by 3 . 52 yards. There are 3 feet in a yard
How many feet equal 52 yards and 2 feet?
158 feet.
156 feet equals how many yards?
3 feet = 1 yard 156/3 = 52 yards
How many square yards are there in an area 52 feet long by 8 feet wide?
46.22 square yards.
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