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How many yards in 7 feet?
well, you see 3 feet equals 1 yard. So 2 and one over a third equals 7 yards.
50 yards equals how many feet?
50 yards equals 150 feet.
26 feet equals how many yards and feet?
8 yards, 2 feet
11 feet equals how many feet and yards?
2 yards and 2 feet
20 yards equals who many feet?
20 yards = 60 feet
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How many yards in 7 feet?
well, you see 3 feet equals 1 yard. So 2 and one over a third equals 7 yards.
Answer of 6 yards equals how many feet?
Six yards equals 18 feet.
How many yards equals 4 feet?
Four feet equals 1.33 yards.
50 yards equals how many feet?
50 yards equals 150 feet.
26 feet equals how many yards and feet?
8 yards, 2 feet
11 feet equals how many feet and yards?
2 yards and 2 feet
227 feet equals how many yards?
227 feet = 75.666 yards
How many yards equals 46 feet?
46 feet = 15.33 yards
20 yards equals who many feet?
20 yards = 60 feet
6 feet by 9 feet equals how many yards?
18 yards
Does 108 feet equals how many yards?
108 feet = 36 yards.
147 yards equals how many feet?
147 Yards = 441 Feet
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