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Which is bigger 63 cm or 6m?
6m is bigger than 63cm 6m = 600cm 6m x 100 = 600 cm. there are 100 centimeters in every meter.
Is 63cm bigger than 6m?
No, 63cm is smaller than 6m.
What is bigger 63cm or 6m?
6m
Which is greater 63cm or 6m?
Actually 6m is greater than 63cm :P
Which is bigger 6 kilometers or 660 meters?
6 km is bigger than 660 meters
Which is bigger 63 centimeters or 6 meters?
6 meters is bigger 63 cm = 0.63 m
Which one is bigger 56 centimeters or 6 meters?
6 meters
Which is bigger 6 feet or 6 meters?
6 Meters = 19.68600 Feet 6 Feet = 1.82880 Meters
Is 66mm bigger than 63cm?
No 66mm is 6.6cm and there is so 6.6-63 i think the answer is clear
Which is bigger 6 cm or 0635 meters?
635 meters
Which one is bigger 63 centimeters or 6 meters?
6 meters is longer (=600 cm)
Is 56 cm bigger then 6 meters?
No, it is not.
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