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10ft 5in equal to inches?
125 inches 12 inches in a foot * 10 feet + 5 inches = 125
5' 1 equals how many inches?
61 inches
5' 4 equals how many inches?
5*12 + 4 = 64 inches ■
17 inches equals how many feet and inches?
1 foot and 5 inches.
How many inches are 5 feet?
12 inches in a foot.5 feet equals 60 inches by multiplication.
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