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Is 9 feet or 4 yards longer?
4 yards because a yard is about 3 feet 9 = 9 4 x 3 = 12 (about)
Which is more 3 feet or 4 yards?
3 feet is less than 4 yards because it equals 12 feet
Is 9 ft or 4 yards larger?
9 feet = 3 yards which is less than 4 yards
What is more 11 feet or 4 yards?
Oh, dude, 4 yards is more than 11 feet. Like, don't let those sneaky conversions fool you. A yard is 3 feet, so 4 yards is 12 feet. So, yeah, 4 yards wins this one.
Is 4 yards larger than 9 feet?
Yes. There are (in the imperial system) 3 feet in 1 yard. Therefore you have 3 feet x 4 yards = 12 feet. This means you have 3 feet more than 9 feet (9 feet = 3 yards)
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