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How many feet is 80 linear inches?
80 inches is 6.66 feet.
How many square feet is 76 inches by 80 inches?
76 inches x 80 inches = (76/12) feet x (80/12) feet = (76x80)/144 square feet
How many feet in 80 in?
Since you know there are 12 inches in one foot, you do 80/12 to find the number of feet in 80 inches. 80/12 gives you about 6.67 feet in 80 inches.
How many inches and feet are in 80 inches?
There are 12 inches in one foot. Therefore, 80 inches is equal to 80/12 = 6.6 recurring (that is, 6.666..) feet, or 6 feet 8 inches.
80.52 ft is 80 feet and how many inches?
So the question is how many inches is .52 feet. .52 feet x 12 inches = 6.24 inches. So the overall answer is 80 feet, 6.24 inches.
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