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156 feet is equal to how many yards?
There are 3 feet in 1 yard, so 156 yards equals 156 x 3 feet, which is 468 feet.
How many feet equals 156 yards?
It is: 156*3 = 468 feet.
156 feet equals how many yards?
3 feet = 1 yard 156/3 = 52 yards
Your room is 12 feet by 13 feet how many square yards of carpet pad do you need?
12 feet X 13 feet = 156 square feet 156 / 9 = 17.333 square yards
13 feet by 12 feet into squre yards?
13' x 12' = 156 square feet. To get square yards just divide 156 by 9. So, 156/9 = 17.33 square yards.
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