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38.97 feet change to inches?
468 inches
How do you change 5 feet 8 inches into inches?
It would be 68 inches.
How do you change 45.5 cm to inches?
Multiply cm by 0.393701 to get inches.
What is 3 feet and 8 inches minus 1 foot and 10 inches?
Change all to inches.36 inches - 22 inches= 14 inches===============or,1 foot and 2 inches==============
Change .007 inches to a fraction?
The length 0.007 inches is 7/1,000ths of an inch. or 7/1,000 inches.
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