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How much is 42 inches in ft?
1 foot = 12 inches. So, 42 inches = 42 / 12 = 3.5 feet.
What is 42 inches in height?
It is also 42 inches. 42 inches is a measure of length. It does not matter about the 'attitude' of that length, be it horizontal, vertical, angled etc., It is still 42 inches. However, 42 inches in feet and inches is 3 ft 6 inches, or 1 yard, 0 ft. 6 inches.
How many inches in 3.5 ft?
42 inches.
Is 42 inches smaller than 3 feet?
1 ft = 12 in. 12 in * 3 = 36 in. So, 3 ft = 36 in. Answer: No, 42 inches is bigger.
How many square feet is 30 inches wide by 42 inches long?
30 in * 42 in = 1260 in² 1260 in² = 8.75 ft² Algebraic Steps / Dimensional Analysis 1,260 in²*1 ft² 144 in²=8.75 ft²
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