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How many feet is 390 cm?
12.8 feet.
31 inches equals how many feet and inches?
31 inches = how many feet and inches 2 feet and 7 inches
How many square feet in 150 ft X 2.6ft?
390.
How many feet deep is a 40 acre parcel if it is 390 feet wide?
4,467.69 feet 43,560 sq. ft. per acre X 40 = 1,742,400 1,742,400 divided by 390 = 4,467.69
How do you convert inches to feet and inches?
However many amounts of 12 there are, that is how many feet, and then the remaining will be how many inches.
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