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What is the shape of a Morrison Shelter?
They were cuboid, 6 foot 6 inches long, 4 foot wide and 2 foot 4 inches high
How many inches are there in 2 feet 4 inches?
There are 12 inches in one foot. Therefore, 2 feet 4 inches is equal to (2 x 12) + 4 = 28 inches.
What is 4 feet 4 inches minus 2 feet 6 inches?
1 foot 10 inches
How much gravel do you need for a 6 foot x 2 foot x 4inches deep?
V = Length * Width * Hight V = 6 foot * 2 foot * 4 inches V = 6 * 12 inches * 2 * 12 inches * 4 inches V = 72 inches * 24 inches * 4 inches V = 6912 inches cubed OR V = 576 feet cubed You will need 6912 inches cubed OR 576 feet cubed
What is half of 9 foot 6.5 inches?
4 foot 6 inches + 3.25 inches = 4 foot 9.25 inches
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