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48 inches equal to how many ft?
48 inches is four feet. (12 inches per foot = 48 /12 = 4)
48 inches equals how many ft?
48 in.=4 ft
What is the cubic feet of a pallet 40 inches wide x 48 inches long x 48 inches high?
Volume = 40" * 48" * 48" = 40/12 ft * 4 ft * 4 ft = 10/3 ft * 4 ft * 4 ft = 160/3 cubic ft = 53.33... cu ft
4 ft 3 in how many inches?
1 ft = 12 inches, 4 * 12 = 48 inches and we have 3 inches as well, so 48 + 3 = 51 inches. So 4 ft 3 = 51 inches.
What is 48 inches equal to in ft?
Since there is 12 inches in a foot, and you got 48 inches, you can solve it in a ratio form. 1ft/12in=X/48in 12inXft=48in x=4ft So there are 4 feet in 48 inches.
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