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Compare 927 and 972.

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Answer: the answer is 927<972 =D

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James Mertz answered May 5, 2021

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So the number 927 is saying that you have the number 927 while the number 972 is 50 bigger than 927 and is saying that you have 972.

Bohdan Didukh answered May 7, 2021

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