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How many times can one millimeter go into one centimeter?
10
1 yard goes into feet how many times?
A yard does not go into feet, three feet make up one yard.
How many times does a meter go in a millimeter?
you can have 1000 mm in one meter but you cant fit a whole meter in a milimeter
How many times can 18 feet go in a yard?
1 yard = 3 ft ⇒ 1 yard ÷ 18 ft = 3 ft ÷ 18 ft = 1/6
How much 9 inches can go in a yard?
9 inches can go into a yard 4 times. A yard is three feet (36 inches).
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