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How many feet is 176 inches?
its really 14 2/3
How many feet does 171 inches equal?
1 foot equals 12 inches; 171 inches equals 14 feet 3 inches. Or to leave the answer entirely in feet you can say that 171 inches equals 14 1/4 feet or 14.25 feet.
How many feet and inches can you put into 14 yards?
1 yard = 3 feet 14 yard=42 feet 1 yard =36 in 14 yard=504 in
How many feet and inches there is in 39inches?
3 feet and 3 inches
How many inches are in 3 feet and 4 inches?
3 feet 4 inches is 40 inches
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