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Which is more bigger 58 yards or 51 feet?
58 yards
What is 27 yards converted to feet?
81 feet.
What is 18 yards converted into feet?
54 feet
How many feet are there in 58 yards?
There are 3 feet in one yard. Therefore, 58 feet is equal to 58/3 = 19.3 recurring (that is, 19.3333..) yards.
What is 30 feet converted into yards?
30 feet = 10 yards. (there are 3 feet in one yard).
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