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Which is bigger a yard or a inch?
A yard. There is three feet in a yard, and 12 inches in a foot. A yard has 36 inches.
Which on is greater 6 yd or 12 ft?
One yard is 3 feet, so 6 yard is 18 feet. The answer is: 6 yard is bigger than 12 feet.
What is bigger 1 yard or 4 feet?
1 yard equals 3 feet, so 4 feet is larger.
Which one is bigger 4 yard or 50 inches?
4 yards = 4 x 3 feet per yard = 12 feet.12 feet x 12 inches per yard = 144 inches.That is bigger than 50 inches.
Is 9 feet greater than 2 yards?
yes because feet are bigger than yard (Get it "feet👣" are bigger than yards.)
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