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Is 12 centimeters greater than or less than or equal to 98 millimeters?
Greater.
Is 45 centimeters less than 450 millimeters?
One centimeter is exactly 10 millimeters. Therefor, 45 centimeters is exactly 450 millimeters. Both are the same.
Is 150 millimeters squared greater or less than 2 centimeters square?
150 millimeters squared is more.
Is 0.7 mm greater than 0.07 cm?
No, centimeters are greater than millimeters.
Why is 50 millimeter greater than 4 centimeters?
Because 4 centimeters = 40 millimeters.
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