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How many yards does it take to get from 250 feet to 100 yards?
250 feet = 250/12 yards = 2.833 yards it takes 100-2.833 yards
How many yards are there in 250 miles?
There are 1760 yards in one mile. Therefore, 250 miles is equal to 250 x 1760 = 440000 yards.
How many does 250 feet fit in 100 yards?
There are 3 feet per yard; so 100 yards is 300 feet. 250 feet fits in 1 time, with 50 feet remaining.
How many feet in 250 yards?
750 feet. There are 3 ft per yard, so multiply 3 x 250 to get 750 feet.
How many square feet are in 250 yds?
250 yards is a liner measurement, square feet is a product of two liner measurements. There is no conversion.
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