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How many feet is in a one flag?
It depends on what size flag.
The area of a triangular flag is 35 square feet. If the base of the flag is 5 feet less than its height which equation can be used to determine h the height of this triangular flag in feet?
h square − 5h = 70
The shadow of a flag pole shortens 50 feet as the angle of the sun decreses from 60 to 40 find the nearest foot the height of the flagpole?
56 feet.
How much is 100.55 in feet?
100.55 feet is 100.55 feet!
How much is 16 square feet in feet?
4 feet by 4 feet.
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