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To convert 5 yards to inches, you would use the ratio 1yard/36 inches? True or False
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Would be the other way around
36 in/1 yd
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Its written 1yd/36in
False...if you do that...you'll get \[5 \space\text{yards} \times \frac{ 1 \space\text{yard} }{ 36\space\text{inches} }\] and that will become \[\frac{ 5\space\text{yards}^2 }{ 36\space\text{inches} }\] That is NOT what you want lol
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Lol ooh Tru
you would want it to be the other way around \[5\space\text{yards} \times \frac{ 36\space\text{inches} }{ 1\space\text{yard} }\]
Alright so False right?
False is correct
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