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3 miles and 102 inches equals how many feet and inches?
1328 feet and 5 inches
85 inches equal how many feet?
There are 12 inches in 1 foot. 85 in. * (1 ft./12 in.) = 7.0833 ft. Therefore, 85 inches equals approximately 7.1 feet.
How many feet and inches in 102 inches?
8' 6"
How tall is 102 inches in feet?
8.5 feet is 102 inches
How many feet are in 3 miles and 102 inches?
3 miles and 102 inches is to be converted to feet.3 feet=1 yard. 1760 yards=1 mile.So 1 mile=5280 feet.5280 multiplied by 3=15840.So 3 miles=15840 feet.102 inches in feet=102 divided by 12=8.75 feet.15840+8.75=15848.75So 3 miles and 102 inches=15848.75 feet.
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