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Is 36ft 10 ft less than 435 inches?
No.
36ft equals how many yards?
12
How many square metres is 36 square feet?
36ft² = 3.34m²
36 ft equals how many in?
well.. 12inches equals one foot. so 36inches divided by 12inches is 3. there are 3feet in 36inches
How many yd is in 36ft?
There are 3 ft in 1 yard; therefore there are 12 yards in 36 ft.
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