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Which measure is less than 435 inches 37ft 36ft10in 12yd 3in or 12ft 3in?
12ft 3 inches
Which measure is less than 435 inches?
A millimetre. MUCH less.
Is 36ft 10 ft less than 435 inches?
No.
Is 36 ft 10 inches less than 435 inches?
no, 36 ft and 10 in is 442 inches or 36.83 ft 36' 10''=442 in.=36.83 ft.
Is 37 feet smaller than 435 inches?
No.
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