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Is 60 inches greater than 5 feet?
60 inches and 5 feet are equivalent.
How many yards equal 60 feet?
60 yards is equivalent to 180 feet - as there are 3 feet in every yard.
How long is 180 feet in yards?
180 feet is equivalent to 60 yards. 3 ft = 1 yard
How tall is 66 in?
66 inches is equivalent to 5 feet 6 inches since 60 inches=5 feet.
How many feet in 60 linear feet?
Feet and linear feet are the same measurement. Therefore, 60 linear feet is equal to 60 feet.
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