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Is 9 yards greater or less than 30 feet?
1 yard = 3 feet 2 yards = 6 feet . . 9 yards = 27 feet. That would be less than 30 feet.
Is 8 yards grater or less than 20 feet?
It is greater because 8 yards is 24 feet
Is 25 feet greater than or less than 8 yd?
25 feet is greater because 8 yards equals 24 feet
Is 6yds less or greater than 12ft?
1 yard=36 feet 6 yards=18 feet Therefore, 6 yards is greater than 12 feet because 12 feet would be 4 yards
Is 36 yards 2 feet greater than 114 feet 2 inches?
36 yards 2 ft = 110 feet, which is less than 114 feet 2 inches; so no, it is not greater.
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