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Ok so, one yard (36 inch) is equal to two elevenths of a rod. How many inches are in a rod???? Plz I need help!!!!!
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Ok so, one yard (36 inch) is equal to two elevenths of a rod. How many inches are in a rod???? Plz I need help!!!!!
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Ok so, one yard (36 inch) is equal to two elevenths of a rod. How many inches are in a rod???? Plz I need help!!!!!
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1 yard(36 in.)_____2/11 rod
?_____1 rod
1 x 36 = 36
36 / 2/11 = 197.9 inches
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