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If the length of a solid metallic rod is 5 yards, what is its length in feet? A. 13 ft. B. 14 ft. C. 15 ft. D. 16 ft.

If the length of a solid metallic rod is 5 yards, what is its length in feet? A. 13 ft. B. 14 ft. C. 15 ft. D. 16 ft.
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If the length of a solid metallic rod is 5 yards, what is its length in feet?

A. 13 ft.
B. 14 ft.
C. 15 ft.
D. 16 ft.

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User Gold Masta
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Answer: C

Step-by-step explanation: 1 yard = 3 feet therefore 5 yards would be 15 ft.

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User AlwaysAStudent
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The answer is 15 because every yard is 3 feet
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