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Is 2 yards bigger than 9 feet?
No, 2 yards is smaller than 9 feet.
Is 5 yards bigger or smaller than 18 ft?
5 yards equals 15 feet which is smaller than 18 feet
Is 250 yards bigger smaller or equal to 800 ft?
It is smaller. 250 yards would be 750 ft
Is 5 yards bigger or smaller than 175 inches?
5 yards is smaller than 175 inches.
Is 9 yards bigger than 26 feet?
Yes, 9 yards is equivalent to 27 feet. 27 feet is greater than 26 feet, therefore 9 yards is bigger than 26 feet.
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