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How many inches are in 6yards 2feet?
the answer is 240 inches
What is 64 inches - 2feet?
64 inches - 2feet = 62
6 yards 2feet equal how many inches?
240 inches
How many inches can go into a foot?
12 INCHES=1FOOT 24INCHES=2FEET
24in. equal how many feet?
24 inches = 2 feet
What is 2feet 6inches inches?
30"
How many meters are there in 2feet 8inches?
2 feet 8 inches is 0.81 meter.
How many inches are 2 yards 2feet 2inches?
72+24+2=98in
A chair is 26 inches deep how much is this in feet and inches?
26 inches = 2feet 2inches
Which is longer 16 inches or 2feet?
2 feet would equal 24 inches.
Is 2feet greater than 30inches?
No. Two feet equals 24 inches, and 24 inches is less than 30 inches.
Is 18 inches 'greater than or equal to' or 'less than' 2feet?
Less than.
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