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4 years ago

If Joe ran 390 feet, How many yards did Joe run?

2 answers:

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Okay well 3ft equal 1 yrd so just divide 390 by 3ft. 390ft ÷3ft= 130yrds, this will help you with a lot of questions similar to this one.

Elan Coil [88]4 years ago

6 0

1 yard=3 feet
therrfor
1yd/3ft=1

converrt 390 ft to yards
390ft/1 times 1yd/3ft=390yd/3=130yd

answer is 130 yard

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