The length of a classroom is 34 feet. What is the measurement in yards and feet

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Hi Dollie,
What is going on in this problem is a simple division problem.
Once you know that 1 yard=3 feet you're in business!
So 34/3 equals 11 and 1/3 or 11.333333333333 <-- Repeating on forever. The decimal is sometimes shown as ---
11.33
Meaning That the 3's repeat forever.
~Naterator
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Temka [501]2 years ago

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One yard is 3 feet. So 34 feet would be 11 yards and 1 foot.

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