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How many ft are 19in?
12 inches = 1 foot so 19 inches = 19/12 = 1.5833... (recurring) feet.
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6 feet = 72 inches
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.02 feet * 12 inches/feet = 2.4 inches
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There are 12 inches in one foot so 246 inches equals 20.5 feet, or 20 feet and six inches.
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