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Is 18 ft greater than 220 in?
dude.....put ur mind into it 1 foot=12 inches... the answer is no
Is 18 feet less than or greater than 220 inches?
220 inches is longer than 18 feet. There are 12 inches in a foot. This means that 18 feet is 18 * 12 inches, or 216 inches. 216 < 220.
How do you convert cubic inches to inches?
You cannot convert cubic inches to inches. Cubic inches are units of volume and inches are units of length.
How much is 2 square feet in inches?
You can't convert that. You can convert feet to inches, or square feet to square inches.
How many ft pounds is 220 inch pounds?
220 inches = 181/3 feet 220 inch pounds = 181/3 foot pounds
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