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Is 5 ft greater than 64 in?
No. Five feet is 60 inches (12 inches/foot times 5 feet), which is less than 64 inches.
Is 7 ft greater or less than 80 in?
Greater
Is 36 yd and 2 ft greater or less than 114 ft and 2 in?
less than
Is 40 ft greater than or less than 10 m?
less
Which one is greater 64 in or 5 ft?
64 in
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Is 5 ft greater than 64 in?
No. Five feet is 60 inches (12 inches/foot times 5 feet), which is less than 64 inches.
4ft. 7in. and 56in. which is greater or less than?
4 ft. 7 is 55 inches, one inch less than 56
Is 8 ft greater or less than 120 in?
It is less than
Is 7 ft greater or less than 80 in?
Greater
Is 36 yd and 2 ft greater or less than 114 ft and 2 in?
less than
Is 500 in greater than less than or equals to 40 ft?
Greater.
Is 40 ft greater than or less than 10 m?
less
Is 7 yd greater than or less than 20 ft?
Less
Which one is greater 64 in or 5 ft?
64 in
Is 6.200ft greater or less than 1mi 900 ft?
less
Is 40 ft greater than less than or equal to 10 meters?
Less than
Is 1yd greater than 3.5 ft?
1 yd = 3.0 ft. That's less than 3.5 ft.
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