foot is singular and so suggests 1 foot whereas feet is plural suggesting 2 or more feet. Though having said that, foot is often used when feet would be properly correct, eg "I am 6 foot 1 tall" should really be "I am 6 feet 1 inch tall".
feet as in plural? then more then two....
You can't have 1 feet any more than you can have 1 mice: foot is singular, feet is plural.
A foot is generally used as singular for one unit. for more than units feet is used in the plural form. so ,that is why 15 feet is instead of 15 foot.
there are about 3 feet in a meter. More exactly it would be3.2808399 feet
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foot is one feet is more than one
There are 12 inches in 1 foot, so 2 multiplied by 12 equals 24 inches, therefore the answer the question is 2 feet is longer than 20 inches.
foot is singular and so suggests 1 foot whereas feet is plural suggesting 2 or more feet. Though having said that, foot is often used when feet would be properly correct, eg "I am 6 foot 1 tall" should really be "I am 6 feet 1 inch tall".
feet as in plural? then more then two....
One foot. Two feet.
Yes, just slightly more: 8 US gallons = 1.06944 cubic feet.
"1 feet" is not a proper term. It is either "one foot" or two or more "feet." Sometimes you will see "1 feet" on forms or other places, because the person who made the form or whatever did not make it so that the word would change to "foot" when it was just one. But it is still incorrect to say "one feet."
In math, "foot" and "feet" refer to units of measurement for length. They are equivalent: 1 foot is equal to 12 inches, and 1 foot is also equal to plural form feet. So, in math, foot and feet are essentially the same thing when referring to measurement.
The noun 'foot' has an irregular plural, whether it is a part of the body or a measurement of length that is being referred to. One foot, two (or more!) feet.
You can't have 1 feet any more than you can have 1 mice: foot is singular, feet is plural.
(25 cubic feet) - (20.7 cubic feet) = 4.3 cubic feet