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How many square yards is in 5280 feet long 18 feet wide?
There are: 1760 times 6 = 5280 square yards after changing the feet into yards
How many feet is in 2000 yards?
Yards are converted to feet by multiplying the number of yards by 3 feet. A length of 2,000 yards is equal to 6,000 feet.
How many yards is 135 feet?
4.5 yards
How many yards are in a 1000 feet?
33.33 yards.
125 feet by 210 feet how many square yards is that?
2,916.66 square yards.
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