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How many ft are in 7yd and 4ft?
there are 3 feet in a yard so. . . 3*7=21+4=25 ft
How many 3yd 4ft is?
4 ft is 4/9 lots of 3 yards.
What is th answer for 100yd ft?
4ft
What is 5 yards and 2 ft minus 4 ft?
A yard is 3ft. So 5 yards and 2ft - 4ft is 4 yards and 1 ft or 17 ft - 4ft is 13ft.
What is 4ft converted in meters?
we first convert 1 ft in meters. .,we can say that 1 ft =0.3048 m . 4 ft =1.12 m. hence 4ft is equal to 1.12 m.
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