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What is greater 500 in or 40 ft?
500 inches is 20 inches greater than 480 inches (40 feet)
Is 500 in greater than less than or equals to 40 ft?
Greater.
Is 500 inches greater than less than or equal to 40 ft?
500 inches is greater than 40 feet which equals 480 inches
Is 500 inches greater than 40 ft?
There are 12 inches in one foot. Therefore, 40 feet is equal to 40 x 12 = 480 feet. 40 feet is therefore 20 inches less than 500 inches.
Is 500 in greater than 40 feet?
500 inches is greater than 40 feet
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