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Earn +20 ptsQ: What if not a rod of 36 inches is any standard of measurement?
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How far is 5 m?
About three humans (2.9 standard smoots), slightly under one rod or 200 inches or 16'5"
What is the length of a rod in feet and inches?
One rod equals exactly 16.5 feet, or 16' 6".No longer commonly in use, the term comes from the standard length of a surveyor's rod, used to measure the borders of farms and fields. 320 rods equaled one mile.
How many inches is in 1 rod?
198.
Where do I put a closet rod inches?
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How many feet in a rod of pipe?
1 rod is 16.5 feet (16 feet 6 inches).
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