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How many inches are in a paper clip?
A typical paper-clip is 4 inches (100mm) uncoiled .
75 inches equals how many feet?
There are 12 inches in a foot. 75 feet X 12 inches = 900 inches
What is 139cm in feet and inches?
4 feet 6.72 inches.
What is 11 feet 2 divided by 2?
5.5
76 inches tall is how many feet and inches?
Divide the inches by 12 for your answer: 6 feet, 4 inches.
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How much is 100mm in feet?
100,000 millimeters is 328 feet and 1.01 inches.
What size is 100mm of PVC in inches?
3.937 inches
How may inches in 100mm?
100 mm = 3.937 inches (rounded)
How much inches is 100mm?
Just under 4 inches. 4 inches equals 101.6mm
How many hundreds in one inch.?
100mm is 3.94 inches.
How many milimeters does 4 inches equal?
4 inches = 100mm
How many inches are in a paper clip?
A typical paper-clip is 4 inches (100mm) uncoiled .
How many feet in one hundred millimeters?
Approximately 0.328 feet per 100mm
How many ft is 100mm?
100 millimeters=0.32808399 feet
How many meters is 100mm?
100mm is 10cm, or 1/10th of a metre. 1 metre would be 1000mm
How many feets in 100mm?
100 mm = 0.328 feet, approx.
What is 100mm x 75mm x 1250mm equal to in inches?
Divide each measurement in millimeters by 25.4 to convert it into inches.
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