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How many yards are in seventy feet?
There are three feet in a yard. 3 x 23 = 69 So, seventy feet = 23 yards 1 foot, or 23.3333 yards
Seven yards is equal to how many feet?
Seven yards is equal to twenty-one feet
Seventy five yards equals how many feet?
There are three feet in a yard, so 75 yards times 3 equals 225 feet.
How many feet are there in twenty seven yards?
27 yards = 81 feet
How many yards equal 7 feet?
Seven feet = 2.3 yards.
How many yards is ninety seven feet?
97 feet = 32.3 yards.
How many cubic yards is seventy six cubic feet?
a little less than 3 yards (2.8)
How many feet is in 2 yards and 1 feet?
seven
12 feet and 108 inches how many yards do you have?
Seven yards.
How many yards are in feet and inches?
Seven yards and 1 foot.
How many ft are in seven yards?
7 yards is 21 feet.
How many yards are in 21feet'?
Seven feet.
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