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How many feet and inches are in 125 inches?
There are 10 feet and 5 inches in 125 inches.
10ft 5in equal to inches?
125 inches 12 inches in a foot * 10 feet + 5 inches = 125
125 inches equals how many feet?
To convert inches to feet just divide by 12 (since there are 12 inches per foot).125 in = 10.4 ft
How many feet and inches are in 125inches?
125/12 = 10 feet and 5 inches
125 inches equals to how many ft and inches?
There are 12 inches in one foot, so 120 inches is equal to 10 feet, which means that 125 inches is equal to 10 feet and 5 inches.
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