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The height of the statue of liberty from the base of the statue to the torch is 151 ft 1 in. What is the height in inches?
It is: (151*12)+1 = 1,813 inches in height
151 ft in inches?
151 × 1 2 = 1812 inches.Note: there are 12 inches in 1 foot.
How much is 109 inches in feet and inches?
12 inches = 1 ft so 109 inches = 9 ft 1 inch.12 inches = 1 ft so 109 inches = 9 ft 1 inch.12 inches = 1 ft so 109 inches = 9 ft 1 inch.12 inches = 1 ft so 109 inches = 9 ft 1 inch.
How many inches are in 151 ft 1 in?
1813
How do you convert 151 ft 1in into inches?
151(12)+1=1813 1813
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