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How many inches are there in two feet?
There are twenty-four inches in two feet. 2 feet is 24 inches.
Two feet how many inches?
One foot = 12 inches, so two feet = 24 inches.
How many feet are in forty two inches?
3.5 feet in 42 inches.
How many feet are in 2inches?
There are no feet in two inches.
Is 27 inches is greater than 2 feet?
one foot equals twelve inches. therefore two feet equals twenty-four inches. so twenty-seven inches is greater than two feet.
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