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4 feet and 9 inches 56 inches which is greater?
4 feet 9 inches is greater because it is equal to 57 inches.
What is greater 100 inches or 9 feet?
9 feet. 9 ft = 108 in.
What is greater 9 ft or 324 in?
324 inches is greater than 9 feet which equals 108 inches
How many inches are there in 9 3.4 feet?
There are exactly 11,208 (eleven thousand two hundred and eight) inches in 934 (nine hundred thirty four) feet.
What is the sum of 5 feet 9 inches and 12 feet inches?
17 feet 9 inches inches.
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