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What has more hands than feet?
A clock: 2 or 3 hands, 0 feet.
Why do people walk on 2 feet?
to leave 2 feet free to use as hands.
What is the answer to 1 feet 2 hands 3 face?
feet first
How many feet are there in 16.2 hands?
There are 3 hands in one foot. Therefore, 16.2 hands is equal to 16/3 = 5.4 feet.
How many feet is fifteen hands?
The height of horses is often measured in hands. A hand is four inches, or 1/3 foot. So fifteen hands = 15 hands * 1/3 foot per hand = 15/3 feet = 5 feet
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