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What is 5 yards plus 2 feet plus 24 inches?
5 yards + 2 feet + 24 inches = 6 yards 1 feet
What is 7 yards and 4 feet plus 9 yards and 2 feet?
54 Feet 18 Yards
What is 5 yards plus 2 feet plus 4 feet?
Seven yards.A yard is 3 feet.15 feet + 2 feet + 4 feet = 21 feet21 feet = 7 yards
What is 4feet plus 24 inches plus 3 yards equals feet?
24 inches = 2 feet 3 yards = 9 feet 4 feet + 2 feet + 9 feet = 15 feet
Is 2 yards plus 2 feet greater then 10 feet?
No, Because 2 yards is equal to 6 feet,then if you add 2 more feet you only have 8 feet. 10 feet is greater
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