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How many inches in 5 yards and 2.5 feet?
There are 210 inches in 5 yards a 2.5 feet: There are 3 feet in a yard, so 2.5 feet equals 5/6 of a yard. There are 5 and 5/6 yards total. There are 36 inches in a yard: (5+5/6)*36 = 210
How many inches for 210 cm?
210 cm = 82.7 inches, approx.
How many inches are in 8 yards?
8 yards = 288 inches, since there are 36 inches in a yard.
How many inches are in 13.5 yards?
135 inches = 3.75 yards
How many yards is 360 inches and 300 inches?
360 inches is 10 yards and 300 inches is about 8.33 yards.
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