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A meter is longer than how many feet?
A metre is slightly longer than three feet.
Is longer three feet or a meter?
A meter is a bit longer than three feet.
If a meter is slightly larger than a yard stick then 1 kilometer is a little longer than how many feet?
1 kilometer = 3,280.8399 feet But, based on the question, the answer would be a little longer than 3,000 feet.
Is one meter or 3 feet bigger?
One meter is a longer than 3 feet. One meter is about 3.3 feet.
What is 1 meter long?
A school bus is about 1 meter long. A meter is 39.36 inches. Slightly longer than a yard.
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