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How many yards equals 87 feet?
87 feet = 29 yards.
9 yards 2 feet equals how many feet?
29 feet.
How many feet and yards are in 29 feet?
3 feet = 1 yard 29 feet = 29/3 = 9 yards 2 feet
29 miles equals how many yards?
29 miles = 51,040 yards.
How many feet and yards in 29 feet?
9 yards and 2 feet.
How many yards are in 29 feet?
9.66 yards.
How many yards in twenty-nine feet?
9.66 yards in 29 feet.
How many yards and feet are there in 29 feet?
There are 3 feet in one yard. Therefore, 29 feet is equal to 9 yards 2 feet.
How many yards equal to 87 feet?
29 yards
How many feet are equal to 5 yards 2 feet?
There are 29 ft. in 9 yards and 2 ft.There are 3 feet to a yard, so times 9 by 3 you get 27 then add 2, it adds up to 29.
29 mi equals to how many yards?
1 mile = 1,760 yards 29 miles = 29 times 1,760 = 51,040 yards.
How many yards equals 87 ft?
29
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