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What is bigger foot or a yard?
One yard is equal to three feet. A yard is bigger.
Is 1 foot bigger or is 1 yard bigger?
1 yard is bigger
Is feet or yard bigger?
A yard is bigger than a foot because there are 3 feet in a yard
Is a foot or yard bigger?
Yard is BiggerA foot is 12 inches and a yard is 3 feet, so a yard is longer.
Is a yard bigger than a foot?
It the same
Is a foot bigger than a yard?
Depends on whose foot it is...bigfoot's foot might be.
Who many yards are in a foot?
3 feet in one yard. Yard is bigger.
Which is bigger a yard or a inch?
A yard. There is three feet in a yard, and 12 inches in a foot. A yard has 36 inches.
What is bigger 25 yard or 3 yard 1 foot?
25 yards
What is bigger square yard or square foot?
Sq yard 1 Sq yard = 9 Sq feet
Is 48 inches bigger than yards?
Yes it is bigger than 1 yard because 48 inches = 1 yard and 1 foot
Is 1 4 yard bigger than 1 4 foot?
Yes.
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