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How many inches in 2 feet 9 inches long?
That would be 33 inches.
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That would be six inches there slick
How many inches a 4 feet?
the answer to that question would be 48 inches
How many feet and inches are in 114 inches?
114 inches would be equal to 9 feet and 6 inches.
How many feet and inches is 2.50cm?
2.5 cm would be about an inch, however 250 cm would be 98.4251969 inches or rounded off I would be 98.4 inches. In feet and inches it would be 9 feet and 8 inches I believe.
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