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How many feet go into 3?
-- If the 3 are centimeters, then about 0.0984 foot goes into them. -- If the 3 are inches, then 1/4 foot goes into them. -- If the 3 are socks, then 3 feet go into them. -- If the 3 are yards, then 9 feet go into them. -- If the 3 are meters, then roughly 9.843 feet go into them. (rounded) -- If the 3 are furlongs, then 660 feet go into them. -- If the 3 are miles, then 15,840 feet go into them.
What can go into 10 and 3?
1 can go into 10 and 3
How many 3 go in 27?
9 3's go into to 27
What can go into 81 and 45?
3 can go into both.
Can 3 go into 52 evenly?
no people it 3 doesn't go into 52
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