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How many feet are in 70 yards?
3 feet = 1 yard. 70 feet = 23 yards 1 foot.
How many yards in 70 ft?
3 feet = 1 yard so 70 feet = 70/3 = 231/3 yards.
How many yards are there in 70 feet?
There are 3 feet in one yard. Therefore, 70 feet is equal to 70/3 = 23.3 recurring (that is, 23.3333...) yards. 23 yard and 1 foot. Or 23 and 1/3 yards.
How many square yard do you need to cover 630 square feet?
630 square feet = 70 square yards.
70 feet equals how many centimeters?
70 feet is approximately equal to 2133.6 centimeters.
How many feet ina yard?
There are three feet in a yard !
How many feet aare in a yard?
how many feet are in a yard
What many feet are in a yard?
There are three feet in a yard
Who many feet in a yard?
Three feet in one yard.
How many feet eaqual a yard?
There are 3 feet in a yard.
How many feet can hold a yard?
There are 3 feet in a yard.
How many feet are there in an yard?
1 yard is about 3 feet.
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