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4ft. 7in. and 56in. which is greater or less than?
4 ft. 7 is 55 inches, one inch less than 56
Is 4ft 4in bigger than 56in?
To compare 4ft 4in to 56in, we need to convert 4ft 4in to inches. There are 12 inches in a foot, so 4ft 4in is equal to 4 x 12 + 4 = 52 inches. Since 52 inches is smaller than 56 inches, 4ft 4in is not bigger than 56 inches.
Is -56 bigger than 56?
No, 56 is greater than -56.
Which is bigger 56cm or 56000cm?
The answer depends on 56000 WHAT! 56000 light years is considerably bigger than 56 cm but 56000 picometres is very much smaller.
What is bigger 56 percent or 5.6?
56% = .56 so 5.6 > 56%
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