Pe ling needs 2 yard of fabric for a craft project. She has 3 feet already. How many inches of fabric does she still need ?

Mathematics

2 answers:

kati45 [8]3 years ago

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2 yards = 6 feet
6 feet - 3 feet = 3 feet
3 feet = 36 inches

eduard3 years ago

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She would need 36 more inches to get 2 yards

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