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How many yards are there in 80 feet?
There are 3 feet in one yard.Therefore, 80 feet is equal to 80/3 = 26.6 recurring (that is, 26.6666..) yards or 26 yards 2 feet.
How many feet in 80 yards?
240 feet.
How many yards are equal to 240 feet?
80 yards
How many linear yards are 80 feet?
Linear yards means in a straight line. 80 feet is equal to 26.666 yards.
How many feet are in 240 yards?
There are 3 feet in one yard. Therefore, 240 yards is equal to 240 x 3 = 720 feet.
How many yards are 240 feet?
240 feet (1 yard/3 feet) = 80 yards ========
How many yards in 80 feet 10 inches?
26.94 yards.
How many square yards is 20 feet by 4 feet?
20ft*4ft = 80 sq ft = 80/9 sq yards = 8.88... sq yards.
How much is 240 feets in yards?
240 feet is 80 yards (feet / 3 = yards)
36 feet by 20 feet equals how many square yards?
36 feet x 20 feet is exactly 80 square yards.
How many yards are equal to 240 feet of string?
1 yard = 3 feet Hence, 240 feet is equal to 80 yards.
How many feet is 80 yards?
26.66 (or 26 2/3) yards
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