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How much is 450 yards?
450 yards equals 1,350 feet or 16,200 inches.
How many yards are there in 450 feet?
There are 3 feet in one yard. Therefore, 450 feet is equal to 450/3 = 150 yards.
How many yards are in 50 square feet?
50 square yards equals 450 square feet. Scroll down to related links and look at "Conversion area (surface) units".
How many yards higher is 328 yards from 450 feet high?
Convert the yards to feet. 328 yards is 984 feet. Subtract the feet. 984-450=534. Reconvert to yards. 534/3=178 yards.
How many feet in 450 yards?
1350
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