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2 miles equal greater than less than 10000 feet?
2 miles is equal to 10560 feet which makes it greater
Is 10000 feet greater than 2 miles?
No since 2 miles is bigger, 2 miles is equal to 10,560 feet.
Is 10000 ft more than 2 miles?
10,000 feet is less than 2 miles. Or 2 miles is greater than 10,000 feet.
Is 2 yards greater or less then 5 feet?
2 yards is 6 feet which is greater than 5 feet
What is greater 23 inches or 2 feet?
2 feet is greater (1 foot = 12 inches so 2 feet = 24 inches)
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