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How many inches are in 30 ft?
There are 12 inches in 1 foot so there are 12 x 30 inches, which is 360 inches, in 30 feet.
What is 152 inches converted into feet?
there are 12 inches in a foot, so 152 inches converted into feet would be 12.6 feet. (the 6 repeats)
What is 163 inches converted to feet and inches?
13 feet and 7 inches
What is 11.3 feet converted to inches?
11.3 feet are 135.6 inches.
What is 52 inches converted into feet?
52 inches are 4.3333333333 feet.
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