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How many feet is there in a two story building?
There's no correct answer to this question. All buildings are different.
How many stories are in 180 feet?
Buildings vary as to the height of each story. However, 180 feet would probably be about 18 stories.
How many feet in 187000 square feet?
You can't convert between feet and square feet.
How many feet are there between first and second base?
90 feet, the same as distance between home and first
How many feet tall is a 42 story building?
One story is generally around 10 feet, so a 42 story is probably 420 feet.
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