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What is bigger 65 inches or 6 ft?
6 ft is 72 inches. That's more bigger than 65 inches.
How many inches in 6'2?
1 ft is 12 inches.If you have 6 ft, 6*12=72.Plus the extra 2 inches which would total 74.The total amount of inches in 6'2'' is 74
6 ft 2 in equal how many in?
6ft=72 72+2=74 inches
How many inches is 6 ft 2?
12x6=72 plus 2= 74 inches
Is 74 in. bigger or 2 yd?
74 inches is 2 inches bigger 36 + 36 = 72
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