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Is 27inchs greater than 2 feet?
There are 12 inches in 1 foot, so in 2 feet there are 24 inches (2 x 12). Since 27 is greater than 24, 27 inches is greater than 2 feet.
Is 26 inches greater than 2.25 feet?
No, 26 inches is smaller than 2.25 feet because 2.25 feet is equal to 27 inches.
Is 24 inches greater or less than 2 feet and 3 inches?
It's less... 2 feet 3 inches = 27 inches in total.
Which is greater 2.25 or 26 inches?
2.25 feet is 27 inches.
How is 26 inches greater than 2 and a fourth feet?
26 inches is actually smaller than 2 1/4 feet. Since one foot contains 12 inches, two feet would be 24 inches. There for 26 inches would be 2 feet 2 inches, where as 2 1/4 feet is 27 inches.
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