What is greater 24in or 2ft and 3inches

2 answers:

6 0

Solution-

1) Let's start by converting the 2ft and 3 in into Inches.

2) One feet has 12 inches.

3) 12*2 = 24

4) Now, we have to add this to 3.

5) 24+3= 27

6) So, 2ft and 3 in is 27 in

7) 27 in is greater than 24 in

Answer-
2ft and 3 in (27 in) is greater than 24 in

Irina-Kira [14]2 years ago

3 0

2 ft and 3in because 24 in is just 2 ft

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