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Is 14 inches bigger than one yard?
No. A yard is 36 inches.
Is 40 inches bigger than 1 yard?
Yes because 40 inches is 4 inches bigger than 1 yard which equals 36 inches
What is bigger yard or inches?
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Is 5 yards greater or less than 166 inches?
5 yards is bigger than 166 inches. 1 yard is 36 inches. 36x5= 180 inches which is bigger than 166 inches.
Which is bigger 48 inches or 1 yard?
1 yard = 36 inchesSo 48 inches is bigger.
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