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How many times does 21inches go into 6 feet?
There are 72 inches in 6 feet. Therefore, 21 inches goes into 6 feet approximately 3.43 times.
How many feet and inches are in 271 inches?
There are 12 inches in a foot. 12 goes into 271 22 times, and then you are left with 7. 22 feet and 7 inches.
How many feet are in 61.8 inches?
12 inches make one foot, so however many times 12 goes into 61.8.61.8 / 12 = 5.155.15 feet
How many times will 18 Inches go into 92 feet?
18 goes into 92, 5.111 (recurring) times.
How many times does 18 inches go into 72 feet?
It goes: (72*12)/18 = 48 times
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