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What is 4 feet ten and a half inches minus 2 and three fourths inches?
4 Feet 7 and 3/4 in.
What is 5 millimeters?
5 millimeters is half of a centimetre. It is approximately equal to 0.2 inches.
How inches are in one and a half feet?
there are 12 inches to a foot therefore one and a half feet is 12 + 6 = 18 inches
How many inches are there in 3 and a half feet?
There are 42 inches in 3 and a half feet.
What is half of 3 feet 7 inches?
Half of 7 feet, 3 inches is 3 ft 7.5 inches.
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