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2 yards is 72 inches, so 212 inches is bigger.
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Is 3 ft or 2 yards bigger?
2 yd
Is 36 yd 2ft bigger than 144 ft 2 in?
No. 144 ft 2 in is bigger, since 36 yd 2 ft equals 110 ft.
Which is bigger 74 in or 2 yd?
There are 72 inches in 2 yards.
Is 74 in. bigger or 2 yd?
74 inches is 2 inches bigger 36 + 36 = 72
Which is bigger 72 in or 2 yd?
Neither is. They're equal.
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