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How many feet in a 20 story building?
10 feet per story so 200 feet.....
How many feet is in 21 stories?
There is a lot of variation, but you can use 9 feet per story as a rough guide so 21 stories is 189 feet.
How many yards per foot?
It is the opposite: feet in a yard. There are three feet in one yard.
How many ft are in 1mile?
5,280 feet per mile.
How many feet are in one side of 20 acres if square?
933.4 feet per side.
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