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How many 1 foot rulers would it take to equal 1 yard?
3 feet to 1 yard, making it 3 1 foot rulers to equal 1 yard :D
What is bigger foot or a yard?
One yard is equal to three feet. A yard is bigger.
How many inches equal to a yard?
A yard is 3 feet and there 12 inches in a foot so there are 36 inches in a yard.
What part of yard is one foot?
1/3 of a yard is equal to 1 foot because there are 3 feet in a yard
How many feet equal one yard?
1 foot is equals to 0.333 yard
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