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A meter is longer than how many feet?
A metre is slightly longer than three feet.
What is longer 3 ft or 1 meter?
One meter. For future reference, a meter is 39 inches, or 3 feet and three inches.
Is one meter or 3 feet bigger?
One meter is a longer than 3 feet. One meter is about 3.3 feet.
What it a little more than three inches longer than the yard?
A metre. A meter is a little more than three inches longer than a yard. 1 meter = 100cm 1 in = 2.54 cm 1 yd = 36 in 1 meter = 100cm x 1in/2.54cm = 39.4 in
What is longer one meter or 3 feet?
one meter is slightly longer 1 m=3.28 ft
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