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How many inches equal 44cm?
44 centimeters is equal to 17.32 inches.
3 feet and 8 inches is equal to how many inches?
44
How many 12X12 tiles do you need for a 40 square foot room?
Since a 12" x 12" tile is 1 sq ft, you would need 40 tiles. Generally speaking you always want to add 10% for waste, so you will need to buy 44 tiles.
What is equal to 4.4?
4.4 is equal to 44/10 or 22/5.
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