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What is 5 yards plus 2 feet plus 24 inches?
5 yards + 2 feet + 24 inches = 6 yards 1 feet
What is 7 yards and 4 feet plus 9 yards and 2 feet?
54 Feet 18 Yards
32 yards 2 feet plus 4 yards 2 feet?
36 yards and4 feet
What is three fourths plus twelve?
Twelve and three fourths.
How many yards in 5000 feet?
1666 yards plus two feet
What is 9 yards and 7 ft plus 6 yards and 8 ft?
9 yards equals 3*9 equals 27 feet. Plus 7 feet equals 34 feet. Then 6 yards equals 3*6 equals 18 feet. Plus 8 feet equals 26 feet. 34 feet plus 26 feet equals 60 feet. 60/3 equals 20 yards. The answer is 20 yards. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------There are three feet in one yard. So, if you multiply nine yards by three feet per yard, you get 27 feet. Then, you add seven to that (27) and you get 34 feet. Then, for the next part, you also multiply six by three (three feet per yard) and get 18 feet. Then, you add eight feet to that, and you get 26 feet. When you add these two numbers together, you get 60 feet. If you divide that by three, you get 20 yards. So, the answer is 60 feet or 20 yards. (To the person who answered above, I found your answer unclear, but your math was correct.)
What is 5 yards plus 2 feet plus 24 inches?
5 yards + 2 feet + 24 inches = 6 yards 1 feet
What is 7 yards and 4 feet plus 9 yards and 2 feet?
54 Feet 18 Yards
32 yards 2 feet plus 4 yards 2 feet?
36 yards and4 feet
What is three fourths plus twelve?
Twelve and three fourths.
How many yards in 5000 feet?
1666 yards plus two feet
What is the answer to 3 yards plus 1 feet?
3 yards plus 1 feet equals '10 feet' because there are 3 feet in 1 yard
How many feet are in 2 yards and 1 foot?
That is seven feet. One yard is three feet x two, plus one foot.
What is 18 yards and 1 feet plus eight yards and 1 feet?
It's a total of 24 yards and 2 feet.
What is 4 yards 3 feet plus 7 yards 2 feet?
38
What is 3 yards plus 2 feet plus 7 inches?
3.86 yards.
What is the equivalent of 10 feet in yards and feet?
Well, there are three feet in a yard, so there are several ways to add them up to ten... * 3 yards plus 1 foot * 10 feet * 2 yards and 4 feet * 1 yard and 7 feet So many more combinations could also be made if you wanted to include fractions such as one and a half yards plus five and a half feet, etc.
