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John has 4 yards of fabric. Jane has 120 inches of fabric. Who has more fabric? How much more?
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John has 4 yards of fabric. Jane has 120 inches of fabric. Who has more fabric? How much more?
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John has 4 yards of fabric. Jane has 120 inches of fabric. Who has more fabric? How much more?
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john because 1 yard is equal to 3 ft, 4x3=12 ft
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