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Is 3 yards bigger than 36 cm?
36 centimetres is less than 0.4 yards so 3 yards is much bigger.
How does 3 centimeters compare with 4 centimeters?
3 cm is 1 cm less than 4 cm.
Is 3 m less than 30 cm?
no
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.
Is 200 cm greater or less than 3 m?
No
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