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How many feet go into 12 yards?
36 feet = 12 yards
How many feet go into five yards?
15 feet.
How many feet go into 7 yards?
21 feet.
How many ft can go into 15 yards?
There are 3 feet in a yard. To find out how many feet are in 15 yards, you multiply 15 by 3. So, 15 yards is equal to 45 feet.
How many feet go into 8.4 yards?
1 yard = 3 feet so 8.4 yards = 8.4*3 = 25.2 feet.
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How many yards can go into 36 feet?
36 feet=12 yards
How many yards go into 96 feet?
96 feet is 32 yards.
How many feet go into 12 yards?
36 feet = 12 yards
How many feet go into five yards?
15 feet.
How many feet go into 7 yards?
21 feet.
How many yards go in 33 ft?
33 feet is equal to 11 yards 33 feet = 11 yards
How many yards can go into 56 feet?
There are 3 feet in a yard. So this would be 18 yards and 2 feet.
How many yards can go in 10 ft?
10 feet = 3.33333333 yards
How many yards go in 48 feet?
48/3 = 16 yards
How many feet could go into 22 yards?
22*3=66 66 feet=22 yards
How many ft can go into 15 yards?
There are 3 feet in a yard. To find out how many feet are in 15 yards, you multiply 15 by 3. So, 15 yards is equal to 45 feet.
How many yards go into 6 feet?
2
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