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11-07-2016
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how many yards in 26 feet

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Ckaranja Ckaranja

11-07-2016

1 yard is equal to 3 feet;
? will be equivalent to 26 feet;
[tex] \frac{26 feet*1 yard}{3 feet} [/tex]
=8.667 yards

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