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What is 5 feet 2 inches minus 2 feet 9 inches?
yup it is 2 feet 5 inches
What is 3 feet 6 inches plus 8 feet 2 inches plus 4 inches plus 2 feet 5 inches?
14 feet 5 inches
What is 3 feet 6 inches plus 8 feet 2 inches plus 4 inches plus 2 feet and 5 inches?
14 feet 5 inches
What is 5 feet 2 inches converted in inches?
1 foot = 12 inches therefore 5 feet 2 inches = 62 inches.
How many feet is 5 2?
5 feet and 2 inches
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