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What is 6yd 1ft- 1yd 2ft?
4yd 2ftas 1yd 2ft + 1ft = 2yd6yd 1ft - 2yd = 4yd 1ftthen + 1ft = 4yd 2ft
What is 9yd 2ft minus 4yd 2 ft equal?
5 yards
How many feet are in 4yd 2ft?
14 ft. There are three feet in each yard, therefore 4x3=12 + 2=14
2ft equals how many inches?
24
How many inches in 2ft?
14 inches in a foot so 28 inches in 2ft... There are 12 inches in one foot, so there are 24 inches in two feet.
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