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How many yards and feet are in 16 feet?
Five yards and one foot.
How many yards and feet are in 106 feet?
35 yards and one foot
16 feet equals how many yards and inches?
5 yards and one foot. A yard is three feet.
How many yards in 10ft?
There are three feet in a yard so the answer is three yards and one foot
How many feet are in 2 yards and 1 foot?
That is seven feet. One yard is three feet x two, plus one foot.
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