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How many centimeter is each foot?
Each foot is 30.48 centimeters.
How many cm are there in 5 foot 3 inches?
each foot is about 12 cm. so 12x5=60.3 inches.
How many feet are in sq feet?
A sq foot is the amount of area of a square that's sides are each 1 foot.
What is an example of a square foot?
Look at your kitchen floor. Many linoleum floor tiles are 1 square foot in area. One foot on each side. ■
How many inches is a lineal foot?
Each foot has 12 inches and is more correctly referred to as a LINEAR foot. LINEAL is used when speaking of ancestry or heredity.
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