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To convert 138 inched to yards, which ratio could you multiply by? A) 36 inches/1 yard B) 36 yards/ 1 inch C) 1 inch/36 yards D) 1 yard/36 inches
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To convert 138 inched to yards, which ratio could you multiply by?
A) 36 inches/1 yard
B) 36 yards/ 1 inch
C) 1 inch/36 yards
D) 1 yard/36 inches
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A because there are 36 inches or 3 feet in 1 yard the other options are all incorrect.
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