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How do you use multiplication to convert yards to feet?
Multiply the number of yards by 3.
Why would you use multiplication to convert feet to yards?
You wouldn't - to convert feet into yards, you divide by 3. Alternatively, you could multiply by one third, but this is harder to do on the spot.
What ratio would you use to convert 13 feet to yards?
To convert feet to yards, you can use the ratio of 1 yard to 3 feet. Therefore, to convert 13 feet to yards, you would divide 13 by 3. This calculation results in approximately 4.33 yards.
What convertion ratio would be used to convert 40 ft to yards?
To convert feet to yards, you can use the conversion ratio of 1 yard = 3 feet. To convert 40 feet to yards, you would divide 40 by 3. Therefore, 40 feet is approximately 13.33 yards.
How do you convert 37000 inches into yards feet?
1) Divide inches by 12 to convert to feet. Use integer division; any remainder will remain as inches. 2) Divide the feet by 12, to convert to yards. Once again, use integer division; any remainder will remain as feet.
How do you use multiplication to concert yards to feet?
Since there are 3 ft. in one yd. you just multiply the number by three then divide it by yards. Then you have the answer.
What is greater 45 yards or 150 feet?
To solve this, you would have to convert yard into feet or feet into yards. To convert yards into feet use the formula: 1 yard = 3 feet 45 yards x 3 feet/1 yard = 135 feet Therefore, 45 yardswould equal 135 feet, which is less than 150 feet.
To convert 13 feet to yards you would use the ratio 1 yard over 3 or feet?
13 feet over 3 gives you the number of yards.
Convert 13 feet to yards you would use the ratio?
1 yard/3 feet = false
Write a function rule to convert yards to feet use the function to calculate the number of feet in 12 yards?
1 yard = 3 feet 12*3= #feet 36 feet
Convert 328.08 feet to yards?
1 yard = 3 feet 328.08 feet x 1 yard/3 feet = 109.36 yards you may use the online converter linked below
Why can you use multiplication to change feet to inches and yards to feet?
I'm sorry, i can't explain it! Ask your math teacher-that's the best advice i can give you.
