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29 feet equals how many inches?
29 feet = 348 inches
How many inches are in 2 feet and 5 inches?
There are 12 inches in one foot. Therefore, 2 feet 5 inches is equal to 2 x 12 = 24 + 5 = 29 inches.
What is 29 inches in feet?
Just divide the inches by 12.
42ft and 11 inches minus 29ft and 9 inches?
13 feet, 2 inches 42 feet 11 inches - 29 feet 09 inches = 13 feet 02 inches
How many inches are in 29 square feet?
None!!!! You misunderstand!!!! Inches is a LINEAR measure, Square Feet is an AREA measure. However, in 1 sq. ft. there are 12 ins X 12 ins = 144 sq. ins. So multiply 29 sq.ft. X 144 sq.ins = 4176 sq. inches. (NOT inches).
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