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The school record for sailing a paper airplane is 30 feet 9 inches.Paul sailed his airplane 7 yards 2 feet 6 inches.How far short of the record was his flight?
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The school record for sailing a paper airplane is 30 feet 9 inches.Paul sailed his airplane 7 yards 2 feet 6 inches.How far short of the record was his flight?
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the school record for sailing a paper airplane is 30 feet 9 inches.Paul sailed his airplane 7 yards 2 feet 6 inches.How far short of the record was his flight?
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convert yards to feet
1yard=3ft
times both sides by 7
7 yards=21ft
7yards 2ft, 6in is
21ft+2ft and 6in or
23ft and 6in
so from 23ft 6in to 30ft 9 in is how much?
30ft, 9in-23ft, 6in=
30ft-23ft, 9in-6in=
7ft, 3in
he was 7ft, 3in short
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