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60 meters equals how many yards?
60 metres = 65.62 yards
20 yards equals who many feet?
20 yards = 60 feet
60 ft equals how many yards?
There are 3 feet in one yard so 60 feet = 60 divided by 3 yards, which is 20 yards.
60 inches equals what in yards and feet?
60 inches=5 feet, 60 inches=1.66666667 yards
60 square feet equals how many yards?
6.66r. sq yds. To turn square feet into square yards, simply divide by 9.
How many yards is 60 meters?
60 meters = 65.6 yards
How many yards in a 60 by 50 square?
300 yards if the dimensions are also yards
How many metres in 60 yards?
60 meters = 65.62 yards.
3 yards and 2 feet equals how many inches?
Approximately 132''
How many yards equal eight yards?
Eight yards equals 8 yards. Eight yards equals 24 feet. Eight yards equals 288 inches.
1 foot equals how many yards?
I foot equals .3333 yards.
9 ft equals how many yards?
9 feet equals 3 yards
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