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Will a sofa 101x39x41 inches fit through a doorway 80x36 inches?
Nope - it's at least three inches too big on its smallest dimension !
Is a 65 inch TV too big for my 5 ft. wall?
Yes, there are 12 inches in one foot, which means that your wall is 60 inches wide. The 65 inch TV will be too large to fit on your wall. I would suggest finding a TV that is a bit smaller.
How many yards equal too 144 inches?
144 inches=4 yards
Is 31 inches too high for a table?
No, 36in=3ft 3ft is too high.
How many cm's is 48 inches?
48 cm is equal too 18.9 inches.
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