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Which is greater 210 feet or 75 yards?
1 yard = 3 feet 75 yards x 3 = 225 feet so 75 yards(225 feet) is greater than 210 feet
Is 25 yards lee or greater than 75 ft?
They are both the same because 25 yards equals 75 feet
Are 25 yard greater than less than or equal to 75 feet?
They are both equal because there are 75 feet in 25 yards
How many yards are in 75 feet?
3 feet = 1 yard 7.5 feet = 2.5 yards
How yards are there if there is 75 ft?
75 feet is 25 yards. (One yard = 3 feet).
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