Instruction: Evaluate the answerability of a question by analyzing the related document, outputting yes if the document contains information addressing the question, and no otherwise.

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Question: what are the dimensions?
Document: worked great for my  yr old daughter. she still has it and it folds neatly under her dresser and he can pull it out anytime
this is well worth the $$ spent...my daughter has played on this everyday for hours at a time. And her cartwheels have improved greatly.
perfect for a three year old. now she can tumble and cartwheel like her older sisters, who also are having fun with it
mat has worked out well. It's light and easy to move around. Not very thick but provides just a bit of cusion for falls.
This was a great mat for my beginner gymnast to use at home. It's durable and easy to store. Great product.
This mat was kind of small. It worked for my 6 year old but won't work for much longer. I would say for 3-7 years old it is good but over that look for a bigger one. Very good to help with cartwheels though.
This mat smells so badly. It smelled while inside the box and when taken out of the box it made my entire house smell a horrific plastic smell which must be harmful for people, especially children. Unacceptable.
This mat is the perfect size for my 2 year old and she loves doing her gymnastics on it. The only problem is that for the first week the mat a has a very strong smell. I think it is from the paint that is used to paint on the hands, feet and balance beam. We couldn't even keep it in the house at night because it was so strong!
This is perfect for inside. It's not very long and it's narrow, but easy to store. Our granddaughter loves it!
This is an excellent mat for teaching little kids how to do a cartwheel. It helps them to understand how their body is supposed to twist while in the process of doing a cartwheel. I also like how it flips and it has the beam line down the center. While teaching some girls I have had the problem with them worried about their hands/feet perfectly matching the ones on the mat, so it's nice to flip the mat over and take that out of the equation.
Answer: no