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5 feet equals how many yards?

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OronD Answered:

Hi,
To convert feet to yards simply devide by 3.
5 feet are 5/3 yards (or 1 yard and 2/3 of a yard)
just as my friend Profitbob gave you in short.
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profitbob Answered:

1 2/3 yards

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lachellemadams Answered:

1 2/3 or 1.66 yards

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