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Is 18 feet 4 inches plus 22 feet 9 inches equal to 70 feet 3 inches?
No, it is 41 feet 1 inch.
What is 50 2 x10.5 6 plus 2.5 plus 2.5?
it is so easy the answer is 4 feet and 1 inch because 1 foot =12 inch +12=24+12=36+12=48+1=49
What is 4 feet 10 inches plus 1 feet 4 inches equal?
4 feet 10 inches + 1 foot 4 inches = 5 feet 14 inches = 6 feet 2 inches
How many feet are in 2 yards and 1 foot?
That is seven feet. One yard is three feet x two, plus one foot.
How many feet are in a mile plus one yard?
5,284 feet are in one mile plus one yard plus one foot.
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