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How many inches are there in 500 feet?
There are 12 inches in one foot. Therefore, 500 inches is equal to 500/12 = 41.6 recurring (that is, 41.6666...) feet or 41 feet 8 inches.
How many inches are in 500 feet?
6000 inches
How many inches is 500 yards?
500 x 12 in per foot x 3 feet per yard = 18,000 inches
Which is bigger 500 inches or 40 feet?
500 inches is bigger. 40 feet is only equal to 480 inches.
What is bigger 500 inches or 40 feet?
500 in. = 41.6666667 feet
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