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Is 5 cm greater or less than 5dm?
less. 10 times less
Is 3.85 greater or less than 10 cm?
that depends what units 3.85 is in
Is 6 ft greater than 300 cm?
No, 6 feet is less than 300 cm (10 ft.).
Is 536 cm less than or greater than 53.6 dm?
They are both the same lengths because 10 cm = 1dm
Is 12 cm greater or less than 98mm?
12 cm is less than 98mm.
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