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How many feet are in 120 yards?
120 feet is 40 yards, since there are 3 feet in a yard.
If a soccer team is 120 yards long about how many feet is that?
You must mean soccer field, there are 3 feet in yard so 120(3)=360. That means there are 360 feet in 120 yards
How many feet are in a football field?
360 feet/120 yards - Length 160 feet/53 1/3 yards - Width
Is 400 feet bigger than 120 yards?
Yes because 120 yards equals 360 feet
How many feet is there in 40 yards?
Well, honey, there are 120 feet in 40 yards. So, if you're planning on pacing out a football field or measuring out some fabric, now you know how many feet to count. Just remember, a yard is 3 feet, so 40 yards is just 120 feet of space to strut your stuff.
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