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Is 3 cm bigger than 1 in?
Yes, 3 cm is bigger than 1 inch. It will be a little less then half a cm bigger.
How long is 2.5cm?
A little, tiny bit less than 1 inch.1 inch is 2.54 cm.
Is 3 cm bigger than 1 inch?
Yes. 1 inch = 2.54 cm
Is 1 cm larger than 1 in?
No. 1 inch is 2.5 cm
Which is less than 28 inches or 1 yard?
1 inch is less than 28 inches or 1 yard.1 inch is less than 28 inches or 1 yard.1 inch is less than 28 inches or 1 yard.1 inch is less than 28 inches or 1 yard.
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