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Is 36 yards and 2 feet bigger than 144 feet 2 inches?
A yard has 3 feet. 36 yards plus 2 feet = 110 feet (36 x 3 = 108 + 2=110 feet) which is smaller than 144 feet, 2 inches. 144 feet is 48 yards.
What is bigger -36 or 2?
2 is bigger than -36
What is bigger 12yd 2ft or 500in?
Well 12 yards is 36 feet. every foot has 12 inches so 12 x 36=432+2 feet(24 in)=456.......... 500 inches is bigger
Which is bigger 3.6 m or 36 cm?
3.6 m is bigger than 36 cm.
What is the least common multiple of 36 and 144?
Least common multiple of 36 and 144 is 144.
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