If you have a calculator, you take, 60 divide by 36 ( which is one yard, 36 inches) it says it's 1 yard and .6666666 feet. Hope that helps. By hand, I came up with 1 yard and 24 inches... Doesn't sound right does it? One yard is 36 inches. 2 yards is 72 inches. I'd say you have a pretty small bowling lane.
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.
Well, twelve inches make up one foot, and 1/3 yards make up a foot, is that what you were asking for?
1 ATM equals 33.9 feet so rounded up to 34 feet your 10 ATM's equal 340 feet. HTH.
3 yards & 1 foot1 foot = 12 inches 1 yard = 3 feet1 yard = 36 inches100 inches:= 100 inches * 1 yard/36 inches= 2.77 yards2.77 yards:= 2 yards + (0.77 yard * 3 feet/1 yard)= 2 yards + 2.31 feetthus 100 inches = 2 yards & 2.31 feettherefore:3 yards & 1 foot > 2 yards & 2.31 feet3 yards & 1 foot > or 100 inches
A yard does not go into feet, three feet make up one yard.
3 feet = 1 yard therefore 114 feet = 38 yards.
There are 3 feet for every yard so multiply 10 by three and you'll get the answer.
20 yards (3 feet make up a yard)
3 feet make up 1 yard. Therefore 3 x 12 = 36.
Remember that a yard is 3 feet. Set up the equation: 3 feet 15 yards x ------ 1 yard the yards cancel, and we are left with the answer in feet: 3 feet 15 yards x ------ = 45 feet 1 yard
There are exactly 3 feet/yard. Knowing this we can set up a mathematical problem. 36 ft = 3 feet ÷ 1 yard = 36 feet ÷ 3 feet/yard = 12 yards/36 feet. So for every 36 feet of length you have exactly 12 yards.
A square yard is 3 feet by 3 feet, 9 square feet in total. Therefore 2 square yards is equal to 18 square feet.
There are 9 square feet in 1 square yard. Therefore 40 square yards multiplied by 9 square feet equals 360 square feet.
4 feet
13.75 feet.
There is 8,432 bricks in the Harvard Yard