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Is 98in greater or less than 8ft

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Answer: Greater!

Step-by-step explanation: There are 12 inches in a foot, making 96 inches in 8 feet (12*8)

Spicydog answered Feb 27, 2020

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Greater, by 2. 8ft is 96 inches.

JonoW answered Mar 1, 2020

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