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What does the math term 1FT3 mean?
One cubic foot, the volume of a cube that is one foot long, one foot high and one foot wide.
How long is a math foot?
A yard was defined by Henry I of England as the distance from his nose to the tip of his outstretched thumb. A foot was one third of a yard.
How do you check the number of boxes which can fit in a 40 foot high cube container?
Do the math!
What is a sixth of a foot?
Oh, dude, a sixth of a foot is like, you know, one-sixth of a foot. So, if you have a foot, just chop it into six equal pieces, and there you have it! It's like basic math, but with feet.
Is feet and foot equal?
This is not a math problem but a word problem. Feet is the plural of foot. One does not say foots but rather feet. One foot, two feet, three feet etc
How much ia a foot math?
A foot is 12 inches or about 30.5 centimetres
How long is a foot in math?
There are 12 inches in 1 foot.
What does per foot mean in math?
It means for each foot.
What does the math term 1FT3 mean?
One cubic foot, the volume of a cube that is one foot long, one foot high and one foot wide.
How many feet are there in cm?
1 foot equals 30.48cm, but if you do the math, there are 0.03281 'foot' in one centimeter.
Inches in 8'?
12 inches are in 1 foot. Do the math.
How is math used in ballet?
The degrees of the foot placement, spins, the distance.
How many inches are in 2 yards and 1 foot?
1 foot = 12 inches 1 yard = 36 inches Do the math. 84"
How long is a math foot?
A yard was defined by Henry I of England as the distance from his nose to the tip of his outstretched thumb. A foot was one third of a yard.
How do you check the number of boxes which can fit in a 40 foot high cube container?
Do the math!
What is a sixth of a foot?
Oh, dude, a sixth of a foot is like, you know, one-sixth of a foot. So, if you have a foot, just chop it into six equal pieces, and there you have it! It's like basic math, but with feet.
How tall in inches is 5 foot 6?
hi, that would be 66 inches. Hope that helps you, bye!
