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"36 I in a Y" is a cryptic way of expressing the phrase "36 inches in a yard." This is a conversion factor used in the United States customary system of measurement, where 1 yard is equivalent to 36 inches. It is important to understand these conversion factors when converting between different units of measurement to ensure accuracy in calculations.

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36 Inches in a Yard

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36=I. In a Y

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