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How long are yard in inches?
A yard is three feet, and in a foot there are twelve inches, so 36 in.
How lond is yard?
How long is a yard? You might want to check your spelling. A yard is three feet. A yard is .9144 meters long and 3 feet long and 36 inches long.
How long is three feet?
36 inches, a yard
How long is 3 feet?
36 inches or one yard.36 inches or one yard.36 inches or one yard.36 inches or one yard.36 inches or one yard.36 inches or one yard.
What is about 1 yard long?
3 feet (36 inches) and the size of a yard stick
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