how many inches are in one yard?
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that depends on who you ask and why your asking. In general though there are 36 inches in a yard. But it could depend on how big your yard is.
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There are 1760 yards in 1 mile.\n3*1760 = 5280 yards
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18 inches = 0.5 yards\n\n(12 inches=1 foot)\n(3 feet=1 yard)\n\nSo, 18 inches is 1.5 feet, or half a yard.
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1 FT = 12 INCH\n1 INCH = 2.54 CM\n\nTHERE FORE:\n\n5 FT + 6 INCH = 66 INCHES\n66 INCHES = 167.64 CM
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Think of a "foot ruler" (12 inches) - three (3) of those would equal 1 yard (that would be 36 inches or a "yard stick").  So if you are given 65 feet that would equal 21.6666 (or perhaps 21 and 2/3d) yards.  Divide 65 feet by 3 feet.
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There are approximately 2.54 cm in 1 inch.\n198cm = 77.9527559 in\n114cm = 44.8818898 in\n18cm = 7.08661417 in
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I believe roughly 9 yards
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4320 inches\n360 feet\n120 yards
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1 inch = 2.541cms and 12 inches make 1 foot\nhence your friend is { [ (4*12) + 11 ] * 2.541] } cms =149.9 or 150 cms.
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12 inches in 1 foot.\n3 feet in 1 yard.\n12 * 3 = 36 inches
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1x2x40 = 80 cubic feet of concrete.\n\nAs there is 3 feet in a yard, there are 3^3 = 27 cubic feet in one cubic yard.\n\n80/27 = 2.96296296 cubic yards of concrete.
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1 inch = 25.4 millimeters.\n\nHere's a calculator\nhttp://education.yahoo.com/reference/weights_and_measures/index?p=length
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1 yard = 3feet   40*3=120   120 feet in 40yards.
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There are 1760 yards to a mile and three feet to a yard, making 5280 feet, Why? God only knows, but that's Imperial measurement for you.  If you want some more Imperial facts, read on:\nTwenty shillings made a pound,\nTwelve pence made a shilling.\nTwenty-four pence made a florin.\nTwo shillings made a florin.\nTwo sixpences made a shilling.\nTwo shillings and sixpence made half-a-crown.\nThirty pence made half-a-crown.\nFive shillings made a crown.\nFour Crowns made a pound.\nTwo threepences made a sixpence.\nForty sixpences made a pound.\nTwo halfpennies made a penny.\nTwo farthings made a halfpenny.\nTwo hundred and forty pennies made a pound.\nFour hundred and eighty halfpennies made a pound.                                                      Nine hundred and sixty farthings made a pound.\n                                           \nTwenty-hundredweight made a ton.\nEight stone made a hundredweight.\nFourteen pounds made a stone.\nSixteen ounces made a pound,\n(Unless they were Troy ounces, then there were only twelve).\n\n\nQuestion:   How many farthings were there in an ounce? \n\nThis was how prices were calculated in GB until 1972 when the Pound became Metric.   Shortly afterwards, building materials also went metric.   Still to this day, I cannot give any idea how tall a person is in Metric if he is 5feet 10 inches.          So you are worried about 5280 feet.\n\nIs it any wonder that I was forever getting a hiding from the teacher?\n\n--------------------
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Measurement:\nImperial...............Metric\n1 inch [in]...............2.54 centimetre \n1 foot [ft]12 in........0.3048 meter \n1 yard [yd] 3 ft.......0.9144 meter \n1 mile 1760 yd.....1.6093 kilometre
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do you mean how many centimeters are in a inch?
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I believe it was King Henry V (of Agincourt fame) who standardised the English yard to be the length between the tip of his nose and the end of his hand when outstretched horizontally  from his body and to the side. This is why yards are 36 inches long.