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How many inches in 120 feet?
1440 inches
How many eight inch sections can you cut from 120 inches?
You can cut 15 eight-inch sections from 120 inches.
10 feet is how many inches?
10 feet is 120 inches and this is how i worked itout (I did it in my head but i 'm showing it to you): 10 feet x 12 inches=120 inches __________________________________________________________
How many feet are in a hundred inches?
There are 8.33 feet in 100 inches.
How many inches is 1.20 meters?
1.20 meters is equal to 47.24 inches.
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