SOLUTION: please help me solve this problem, i am trying to help my son with his math. 12ft=? yd we are supposed to use the relationship to rename the problem.

SOLUTION: please help me solve this problem, i am trying to help my son with his math. 12ft=? yd we are supposed to use the relationship to rename the problem.

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Question 28757: please help me solve this problem, i am trying to help my son with his math.
12ft=? yd
we are supposed to use the relationship to rename the problem.
Answer by Lal(16) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
There are three feet to every yard.
So, if you have 12 feet, then you would have 4 yards. (12 divided by 3)
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