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How long in inches is 5cm?
two [2] inches.
How long is two feet and three inches in inches?
Two feet is equal to 24 inches (since 1 foot is 12 inches). Adding the additional three inches gives a total of 27 inches. Therefore, two feet and three inches is 27 inches long.
How long is 25 inches?
25 inches is two feet and an inch.
How long it 2 feet in inches?
One foort is 12 inches, and 12X2=24 Therefore, the answer is 24 inches in two feet.
Can a six inch snake fit in a two inch hole?
If the snake is six inches long and the hole is two inches in diameter, then yes. Otherwise, no.
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