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How many feet equals 14yards?
14 yards = 42 feet
How many feet are in 42 yards?
126 feet.42 yards is 126 feet.
How many yards is in 42 feet-?
42 feet is equivalent to 14 yards.
14 yd equals how many ft?
3ft
How many yards are in 42 ft?
14 yards are in 42 feet.
42 feet is how many yards?
There are three feet to a yard, so multiply 42 yards by 3 to work out the amount of feet. The answer is 126 feet.
How many yards are there in 42 feet?
One yard is equal to 3 feet. Therefore, 42 feet is equal to 42 / 3 = 14 yards.
Fourteen yards equal how many feet?
14 yards are 42 feet.
How many feet make 14 yards?
42 feet = 14 yards.
How many yards does 42 feet equal?
42 feet = 14 yards. 1 yard = 3 feet 1 feet = 0.333333333333... and so on feet.
How many square yards is 18 feet by 21 feet?
18 feet is 6 yards, and 21 feet is 7 yards. 6 multiplied by 7 is 42. Therefore, it's 42 square yards.
How many yards are in 126 feet?
42
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