multiply 5 yards 18 inches by 3.

for your final answer reduce fraction to lowest term.

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????????????? "final anser" ????????????

how many ansers du teech want ???????? 5 , 10 ??????

1 yard=36 inch, so 5 yard=180 inch

5 yard +18 inch=198 inch

multipli bi 3, yu get 594 inch

or 16.5 yards

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