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How many square feet in 37 yards?
if that's 37 square yards, the answer is 333 square feet.
How many yards is 111 feet?
There are 3 feet in one yard so 111 feet is equal to 37 yards.
How many yds are in 37 ft?
There are 12 yards and 1 foot in 37 feet
How many feet are in 12 yards and 1 foot?
37 ft
How many feet are in 37 yards plus 1?
1 yard = 3 feet 2 yards = 6 feet . . 37yards = 111 feet 37 yards + 1 = 111 feet +1. (We don't know what the ' 1 ' is one of. A donut ? another foot ? We don't know.)
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