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What is bigger foot or a yard?
One yard is equal to three feet. A yard is bigger.
What is bigger foot or yard?
Yards are bigger. There are three feet in one yard.
Is 8 feet bigger than a yard?
Yes; one yard equals three feet.
Which one is bigger yards or feet?
Three feet in a yard. Yards are bigger.
Are yards bigger than feet?
Yes, yards are three times larger than feet. So three feet is equivalent to one yard.
Which is bigger 1 yd or 4 ft?
There are three feet in one yard.Four feet would be equal to one and a third yards.Therefore four feet is longer (bigger) than one yard.
How many feet are in are yard?
i think it is 0.333333333 yard
Are there three feet in each yard?
Yes, one yard = three feet.
Which one is bigger 1 yard or 1 feet?
1 yard.
Who many feet in a yard?
Three feet in one yard.
How may feet is a yard?
One yard is three feet.
Is three yards bigger then 21 feet?
One yard is 3 feet, so 3 yards is 9 feet. Less than 21 feet.
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