Physics, asked by sijuabrahamap, 8 months ago

1 yard = ______ metre

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Answered by nikki1271

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Answer:

here is your answer mate.....!!!

1 yard = 0.9144 m

hope it helps....

Answered by Doubtfulasusal

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Answer:

.9144 is your answer

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