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How much feet is 66 inches?
Five feet six inches !
What is the length and breath of 409 square feet?
Anything you like as long as one of them is greater than or equal to sqrt(409). Let L be any length greater than sqrt(409) feet and let B = 409/L feet Then L*B = L*(409/L) = 409 sq feet.
How much is 150 inches in feet and inches?
12 feet, 6 inches
How much is 64 inches in feet?
5 feet 4 inches
How much is 681 inches in feet?
681 inches = 56.75 feet (56 feet 9 inches).
How much is 63 inches in feet nd inches?
5 feet 3 inches
152 inches equal how much feet and inches?
12 feet 8 inches
How much is 125 inches in feet and inches?
125 inches is equal to 10.4167 Feet.
How much feet is72 inches?
There are 6 feet in 72 inches.
How much is 74 inches in feet?
6 feet 2 inches
How much is 1055 inches in feet?
1,055 inches = 87.9166667 feet
How much inches in fifteen feet?
180 inches in fifteen feet
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