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A bar is a measure of pressure while a foot is a measure of distance. Pressure can support a column of a specified substance and the length of that column can be used to as a measure of the pressure. However, no substance has been specified and so it is not possible to answer the question.
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How many feet is equal to 240 inches?
It is: 240/12 = 20 feet
How many feet in 20meters?
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