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What is 64 inches - 2feet?
64 inches - 2feet = 62
Is longer 2feet 30inches?
There are 12 inches in a foot, so two feet is 24 inches. Therefore 30 inches is longer than two feet - in fact, 30 inches equals 2 and a half feet.
How many inches are in 6yards 2feet?
the answer is 240 inches
What is 2feet 6inches inches?
30"
6 yards 2feet equal how many inches?
240 inches
What is longer 1yard and 2feet or 6feet?
6 feet is a longer distance.
How many inches can go into a foot?
12 INCHES=1FOOT 24INCHES=2FEET
A chair is 26 inches deep how much is this in feet and inches?
26 inches = 2feet 2inches
How long is a monkeys tail on average?
the tail of a spider monkey is usually the length of its body or sometimes longer
Which is more 16 inches or 1 foot?
16 inches is longer. A foot is 12 inches.
24in. equal how many feet?
24 inches = 2 feet
Is 2feet greater than 30inches?
No. Two feet equals 24 inches, and 24 inches is less than 30 inches.
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