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Is 5280 feet greater or less than 4 miles?
It's less... 5280 yards equals exactly three miles.
Which is longer 4 yards or 4 miles?
Not even close in length. 4 miles is 7,036 yards longer than 4 yards. 1 mile = 1,760 yards 4 miles = 7,040 yards 7,040 - 4 = 7,036
How many inches equals four yards?
There are 144 inches in 4 yards. 4 yards x 36 inches/1 yard = 144 inches 1 yards = 36 inches
3 meters equals how many yards?
No. 3 miles are equal to 5280 yards. This can be easily proved because there are 5280 feet in a mile, and there are 3 feet in a yard. So: (5280 ft/1 mi) x (1 yd/3 ft) x (3 mi) = 5280 yd 4 yards, on the other hand, equal 0.00227 miles.
How many feet are in 4 yards?
Answer: 4 ' = 1.33 yards.
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