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What is a little more than three inches longer than the yard?
A yard and four inches.
Twenty four inches are in a yard?
NO- a yard is 36 inches which is 3 feet. 24 inches is only 2 feet or 2/3 of a yard.
A yard is how many inches?
36 inches in a yard.
How many inches ina yard?
36 inches in a yard
How may inches are in four yards?
Well there are twelve inches in a foot. And three feet in a yard, so there are thirty six inches in one yard. So there are 144 inches in a yard.
How many inches in a yard?
A yard is three feet. A foot is twelve inches. There are 36 inches in a yard.
How many inches do you need to make a yard?
1 yard=36 inches
How many inches has a yard?
1 yard = 36 inches
How many inches is yard?
1 yard=36 inches
How many inches are there in a yard?
36 inches= 1 yard!
How many inches on a yard?
There are 36 inches in one yard.
How many inches to make a yard?
1 yard=36 inches
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