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If 152cm how many ft?
if you divide 12 into 152 you will get 12 with 8 left over. so your answer is 152cm equals to 12ft and 8in.
How many feet are there in 152 inches?
There are 12 inches in one foot. Therefore, 152 inches is equal to 152/12 = 12.6 recurring (that is, 12.6666...) feet or 12 feet 8 inches.
Solve the proportion 1 over 6 equals x over 12?
1/6=x/12 12=6x 2=x
How do you solve x over 3 equals 4?
x=12
What is 152 over 11 simplified to?
152/11 is in its simplest form.
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