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How many inches in 2ft and 6in?
30 inches !
How many inches is in 4foot 11 inches?
4 x 12 = 48 + 11 = 59 inches
What is 4foot 2 in inches?
50 inches.
How tall are you if you are 53 inches?
4foot 5 inches
How many inches is in four feet 6in?
54 in.
6in equal how many feet?
There are 12 inches in a foot...
How many inches will go into 2 ft in 6in?
30
2 ft 6in equals how many inches?
2 ft 6 inches is 30 inches.
What is the area of a square 6 inches by 6 inches?
The area of a square 6in X 6in is 36in.
How many centimeters are there in 5ft 6 inches?
5ft 6in = 167.64 cm
What is the area of 6in and 10in?
A rectangle with sides of 6 inches and 10 inches would have an area of 60 square inches.
How many inches in a pace?
A military pace is defined as 2ft 6in = 30 inches A geometrical pace is defined as 5 ft = 60 inches.
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