Do you agree with my insertion and omission of the comma in my two examples below based on my explanations in brackets? Am I correct on both counts? (1) The 6-ft. 2-in., 235-pound juggernaut from South Carolina put on a stellar performance. [Comma is inserted after "in." to separate two adjectives before a noun.] (2) The 6-ft. 2-in. 235-pounder from South Carolina put on a stellar performance. [No comma after "in.," because a comma is not inserted between a compound adjective and a compound noun.] Thank you.
I deal with measurements for my work. You can use ' for feet (Example, 6 feet = 6') You can use " for inches (Example, 6 inches = 6") 6'-6" = 6 foot -6 inches.
