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Is 10000 feet bigger than 2 miles?
No, it is less than two miles. Two miles is 10,560 feet.
Is 1.5 miles bigger than 2500 yards?
yes. 1.5 miles = 7,920 feet and 2500 yards = 7,500 feet.
Which is bigger 2 miles or 10000 feet?
2 miles is bigger, for 2 miles converted into feet equals 10,560 feet
Can meter be bigger than feet?
yes a meter is bigger than feet
Is 3 feet bigger than 2 feet?
Yes, 3 feet is bigger than 2 feet.
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