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How many inches will go into 2 ft in 6in?
30
A fathom is 6 feet. How many feet deep is water?
Depends on the location you take the measurement at: it can go from 0.25" (1/4" x 1ft /12" x 1 fathom/6 feet = 0.0034 fathoms), at the beach, to 7 miles deep (7x 5280/6 = 6160 fathoms) in the Marianas trench.
How are floods categorized?
Usually by feet. 1ft floods aren't much a deal. 2ft floods might be a pain. 3ft floods could mean fatal currents. 4ft and above GO INSIDE IT'S HORRIBLE! Like that.
How many feet go into five yards?
15 feet.
How many feet go into 60 inches?
5 feet.
How many feet go into 360 inches?
30 feet
How many feet go's in a mile?
5,280 feet
How many feet can go in six miles?
31,680 feet.
How many feet go into 7 yards?
21 feet.
How many feet can go into feet?
Only one foot.
How many feet go into an inch?
1/12 feet go in an inch (and 12 inches go in a foot)
How many feet can go in a mile?
5,280 feet = 1 mile
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