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How many yards and ft are in 31 ft?
31 feet = 10 yards 1 foot.
How many yards in 63 ft?
There are 63/3 = 21 yards
24 ft equals how many yards?
24 feet is equal to 8 yards, as there are 3 feet in a yard.
21 ft equals how many yards?
21 feet is equal to 7 yards because 1 yard is equivalent to 3 feet.
How many yards is in 110 cm?
There are 36.7 yards in 110 feet. 110 ft / 3 ft * 1 yd = 36.7 yds
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