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How many yards is 27 feet?
27 feet = 9 yards
How many feet are there in three yards?
There are 9 feet in 3 yards. 3 yards x 3 feet/1 yards = 9 feet 1 yards = 3 feet
How many feet is equivalent to 9 yards?
27 feet is 9 yards. There are three feet in a yard.
How many feet and yards in 29 feet?
9 yards and 2 feet.
5yards minus 9 feet equals how many yards?
5 yards - 9 feet = 2 yards
How many yards is it in 9 feet?
3 yards are nine feet
How many yards do 9 feet have?
Nine feet is three yards.
How many yards in 27 feet?
There are 9 yards in 27 feet. You can convert feet to yards by dividing the number of feet by 3 since 1 yard is equal to 3 feet.
How many yards are equal to 27 feet?
3 feet = 1 yard 6 feet = 2 yards 9 feet = 3 yards 27 feet = 9 yards
How many square yards are there in a room 9 feet by 9 feet?
nine square yards.
How many feet are 3 yards?
9 feet~ one yard is three feet, so three yards is 9 feet (3x3=9)
How many yards are in 9 and half feet?
9.5 feet = 3.16 yards.
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