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What is 98 inches in ft and in?
There are: 98/12 = 8 feet and 2 inches
How many feet is 98 inches?
8 1/6 feet
How long is 98 inches in feet and inches?
8 feet 2 inches
What is bigger 98 in. or 8 feet?
98 inches is bigger because 8 feet equals 96 inches
Which one is greater 98 inches or 8 feet?
Remember 12 inches = 1 foot Hence 8 feet = 12 x 8 = 96 inches Hence 96 inches < 98 inches It follows that 8ft < 98 inches.
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