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What is the length of feet in 5 equal length of ribbon equaling 2 yards of ribbon

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Am presuming you are asking for the length of each ribbon in feet.

5 of them = 2 yards.

1 of them = 2/5 = 0.4 yards.

But note 3 feet make 1 yard.

Therefore: 0.4 yards = 0.4 * 3 feet = 1.2 feet.

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