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An inch is what fraction of a yard?
An inch is 1/36 of a yard. (There are 36 inches in a yard.)
What fraction of a yard is 14 inches?
an inch is what fraction of a yard
What fraction part of a yard in an inch?
1/36
What fraction of a yard is one inch?
1/36th
How do you convert 1 inch to a yard?
A yard is 36 inches. There are two ways to convert 1 inch to a yard. 1 inch equals 1/36th of a yard or; one inch equals .027778 of a yard. In the first instance the conversion is represented as a fraction without the necessity to carry out any arithmetic. In the second instance arithmetic is necessary, one (1) divided (/) by 36, to convert to a decimal value which also expresses 1 inch as a yard..
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