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How many feet are in 17 stories?
200 feet
How many acres is 200feet wide by 200 feet long?
There are 43,560 feet in one acre. For a 200 X 200 area you would first multiply the 200 by 200 (40,000) then multiply that by 43,560. So, 40,000 X 43,560 is 1,742,400,000.
How many feet is 200 degrees?
Angles don't measure length.
How many square feet are in 200 linear feet?
The answer is undefinable. Linear feet is a measurement of just one axis; square feet is a measurement of the x and y axis. If you have 200 linear feet you would multiply the width of the material or area to determine the square feet.
How many inches in 200 yards?
Let me show you step by step. First, the conversions. 1 yard is 3 feet. 1 foot is 12 inches. 200 yards = 600 feet. (200 x 3) 600 feet = 7200 inches. (600 x 12)
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