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8 feet by 6 feet equals how many square feet?
48 sqft
16 yards equals how many feet?
16 yards = 48 feet
How many square feet is 6 feet x 8 feet?
48 square feet.
48 feet equal how many yards?
One yard equals 3 feet: 48/3= 16 yards
How many feet are 48 inches in a sentence?
There are 12 inches in one foot, so 48 divided by 12 equals 4. So 48 inches is equal to 4 feet
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