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Depends how you defined "a lot".
5'9" is 6 inches taller than 5'3".
Relative to the height of a block of flats, 6" is practically nothing, and being 5'9 or 5'3 is pretty much the same height.
Relative to the height of an ant, 6" is a horrendous height and so a difference between 5'9 and 5'3 is a very lot.
As a percentage of 5'9, 6" is about 8.7 %
As a percentage of 5'3, 6" is about 9.5 %
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