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How many inches are the result of two thirds of 3 feet?
two thirds of 3 feet is 2 feet so answer is 24 inches
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How many acres is 60feet x 120feet?
To convert feet to acres, you need to first calculate the area in square feet by multiplying the two dimensions: 60 feet x 120 feet = 7200 square feet. Then, divide the square footage by the number of square feet in an acre, which is 43,560. So, 7200 square feet / 43,560 square feet per acre = 0.165 acres. Therefore, 60 feet x 120 feet is equal to 0.165 acres.
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