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What is 6 ft and 5 inches plus 3 ft and 9 inches?
9 ft and 14 inches or 10ft and 2 inches or 122 inches
How 3 ft equals 2 ft but how many inches?
3 ft = 2 ft 12 inches = 12 inches + 12 inches + 12 inches = 36 inches
How many 3 ft in inch?
3 ft = 36 inches
How many feet are in 375 inches?
31.25 ft or 31 ft and 3 inches
How many inches is 3 ft and 9 inches?
45 inches.
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