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Which is closest to 18 meters a. 18 inches b. 18 feet c. 18 yards?
The closest measurement of the three is 18 yards. There are 0.9144 metres in one yard, therefore, rounded to two decimal places, 18 metres is equal to 18/0.9144 = 19.69 yards.
Which of the following is a U.S. unit of measurement?
mile
A unit of measurement used to determine length?
meter, inch, yard
Which measurement is the best estimate for the height of a school bus?
It's Yard
Is a ton more than a yard?
They are two different forms of measurement. Ton refers to weight, yard refers to distance.
What metric measurement is closest to a yard?
1 meter = approx. 39" 1 yard = 36"
What metric unit of measurement is about the same size as a yard?
A meter is roughly equivalent in length to a yard.
What english unit of measurement is closest in size to the meter?
The closest English unit to the metric meter is the yard. 1 yard equals .9144 meters. In smaller units down further 1 foot equals .30408 meters.
Which measurement is longer a cubit or a yard?
yard
How many ounces is one yard?
An ounce is a measurement of weight and a yard is a measurement of distance. There are three feet in a yard and twelve inches in a foot.
How many gallons equals one yard?
This is impossible to answer because gallons is a measurement of liquid and a yard is a measurement of distance.
What measurement is bigger than a yard?
A meter is bigger than a yard?
What is the closest to a yard length?
bobo!
Which metric unit is closest to a quart in US measurement?
A liter is closest.
316.8 in equals yard?
316.8 inches = 8.8 yards How to find the answer: 1 yard = 36 inches so : (measurement in yards)= (measurement in inches)/36 in this case, measurement in yards = (316.8 inches )/ (36 inches per yard)= 8.8 yards Note: (measurement in inches) = (measurement in yards) *36
Where is the closest motorcycle salvage yard around you?
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What is the lower measurement before a yard?
it is millimeters centameters,inches, a foot, yard...................i think
