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What is15m 35cm minus 6m 58cm?
Converting to centimetres gives: 1535 - 658 = 877 So the answer is 8 metres and 77 centimetres.
How large is 70 square feet?
70 square feet equals a surface of 2 feet x 35 feet (or 4 feet by 17.5 feet or 8 feet by 8.75 feet)
What do you call this ground feet feet feet feet meaning is 4 feet under ground?
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How many square feet in 8 feet by 4 feet?
Simply multiply 8 feet by 4 feet and you have your answer... 32 square feet!
How many feet are in 28 feet?
28 feet contains 28 feet.
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