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How many inches are in 178 feet?
178 inches is 14.8333 feet.
How many feet are 178 inches?
14 feet and 10 inches
How many feet and inches is 178 centimeters?
178 cm = 5 feet 10.1 inches
How many yards and inches are there in 178 feet?
There are 3 feet in one yard. Therefore, 178 feet is equal to 178/3 = 59.3 recurring (that is, 59.3333...) feet. There are 12 inches in one foot. Therefore, 178 feet is equal to 178 x 12 = 2136 inches.
Is 178 inches greater than 12 feet?
Yes, 178 inches is greater than 12 feet because 12 feet is equal to 144 inches.
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