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How many ft are there in 84 in?
there r 12 inchs in a feet so obviosly 7 feet in 84 inchs......
How many feet is 66 inches?
There are 12 inches in a foot.... sooooo.......5 1/2 feet
How many linear feet are in 72 feet?
72 feet is already linear as feet is linear so answer is 72
How many feet is 72 centimeters?
72 centimeters=2.36220472 feet
How many feet are in 72 inces?
It is: 72/12 = 6 feet
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Is 72 inchs 6 foot?
Yes it is 6 feet
How many inchs is 6'0?
72 inches
How many ft are there in 84 in?
there r 12 inchs in a feet so obviosly 7 feet in 84 inchs......
How many feet are in 156 inchs?
156 inches = 13 feet
How many feet is 72?
72 feet
Feet in 180 inchs?
15'
What is 1.8m in feet and inchs?
5'11"
How many feet is 66 inches?
There are 12 inches in a foot.... sooooo.......5 1/2 feet
How many linear feet are in 72 feet?
72 feet is already linear as feet is linear so answer is 72
Is 24 inchs 2 feet?
yes
How many feet is 72 centimeters?
72 centimeters=2.36220472 feet
How many feet are in 72 inces?
It is: 72/12 = 6 feet
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