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5.5 feet equals how many inches?
Well, One foot equals 12 inches. So multipy 5.5 times 12 and you get 66 inches.
4yd equals how many in?
whether you multipy or divide 4yd= in.
What two numbers can you multipy to get 49?
They are: 7 times 7 = 49
What number can you multipy 6 by to get a product of 12?
2
What is 12 plus 7 equals?
19
What is the answer for 12-x equals 19?
-7
1 12 plus 1 2 equals 7 12 plus equals?
yes. think of 6/12 plus 1/12. that is 7/12!
How do you solve 7 plus n equals 12?
If n + 7 = 12, then n = 12 - 7
What times 7 equals 84?
84/7 = 12, so 12 x 7 = 84
How do you turn feet to inches?
Multipy by twelve. 1 ft = 12 in
Why is -7 plus -5 equals -2?
It doesn't ! -7 plus -5 equals -12 ! -7 plus 5 equals -2
What is the sum of 5 7 equals 12?
The statement "5 + 7 equals 12" is incorrect; the correct sum of 5 and 7 is 12. This can be verified by adding the two numbers together: 5 + 7 = 12. Therefore, the statement is accurate.
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