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Is five twelves smaller than seven twelves?
Yes, its 2 twelves smaller.
Is five eighths bigger than ten twelves?
Nowhere near. Five eighths is less than one whereas ten twelves is one hundred twenty.
Is One and a half inches more than one and five eight?
No.
Eight more than five times the sum of a number and three?
5(x+3)+8
An octagon is larger than a pentagon?
An octagon has more sides and angles than a pentagon. An octagon is a polygon with eight sides and eight angles and a pentagon is a polygon with five sides and five angles.
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