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which integer represents a loss of 11 yards?
-11
11 an integer?
Yes 11 is an integer. All whole numbers are integers.
What is the sum of 11 feet and 4 yards?
It is: 7 yards and 2 feet
Which is greater in length 252 inches or 11 yards?
There are 36 inches to a yard. 36 × 11 = 396 inches Therefore 11 yards is longer than 252 inches.
What is the area of a triangle that has a base of 15 yards and a height of 11 yards?
The area of triangle is : 82.5
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