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How many inches go into 13 feet?
13 feet is 156 inches.
How many feet can go into 1350 inches?
1350 inches = 112.5 feet
How many feet can go into 350 inches?
29 feet and 2 inches.
What is one half of 6 feet and 6 inches?
To find half of 6 feet and 6 inches, first convert everything to inches. 6 feet is equal to 72 inches (6 feet x 12 inches/foot), so the total length is 78 inches (72 inches + 6 inches). Half of 78 inches is 39 inches.
How many inches go into 9 feet?
9 feet x 12 inches = 108 inches.
How many feet can go into 126720 inches?
10,560 feet. (inches divided by 12 equals feet).
How many inches can go in 5 feet?
60 inches
How many feet go into 60 inches?
5 feet.
How many feet go into 360 inches?
30 feet
How many inches go in 8 feet?
8 times 12 = 96 inches
How many feet and inches can go into 114 inches?
nine feet six inches 114 = (12 x 9) + 6
How many inches go into 10 foot?
10 feet=120 inches
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