How many inches are there in 750,000,000 feet?

Well, it's quite simple. just time the feet number by 12 times. The simple answer is: F (Feet) = 750,000,000 F X 12 (How many inches go into a foot) = A (Answer) A very simple way to find out your answer is: 75 X 12 = 70 X 10 = 700 + 5 X 2 = 10 700 + 10 = 710 ( + 7 0's) = 710 0000000 = 7,100,000,000 Inches

how do you divide fractions

Invert the second fraction, then multiply across: (1/2)÷(3/5) becomes (1/2)*(5/3), and multiplying across gives us (5/6)

How many minutes make up 123162413152523242425267272524241313 hours ?

7.389744789151395e+36 mins. (Looked it up)

i am in 3rd grade is this 4th grade math?

No, not really. This is actually third grade math. Plus, I looked at your memory game and it's great. It is hard to believe a third grader created that program. GREAT JOB!

what happens if you have 2/3 yards how do you counvert it to inches?

You have to break the problem down into steps. You might start with the question: How many feet are in a yard? The answer is three, so the next question is what is 2/3 of three feet? The answer is two feet. I'll leave the rest to you. If there are 12 inches in a foot, how many inches in two feet?

How to convert feet to inches

Remember that a foot is equal to twelve inches. So if I had two feet of string, I would multiply twelve inches by two (measurement of string) and that would give me twenty-four inches of string converted from 2 feet.

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- jakezepp
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  Well, it's quite simple.
  just time the feet number by 12 times.
  The simple answer is:
  F (Feet) = 750,000,000
  F X 12 (How many inches go into a foot) = A (Answer)
  
  A very simple way to find out your answer is:
  75 X 12 = 70 X 10 = 700 + 5 X 2 = 10
  700 + 10 = 710 ( + 7 0's)
  = 710 0000000
  = 7,100,000,000 Inches
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  Invert the second fraction, then multiply across:
  
  (1/2)÷(3/5) becomes (1/2)*(5/3), and multiplying across gives us (5/6)
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  You have to break the problem down into steps.
  
  You might start with the question: How many feet are in a yard? The answer is three, so the next question is what is 2/3 of three feet? The answer is two feet.
  
  I'll leave the rest to you. If there are 12 inches in a foot, how many inches in two feet?
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  Remember that a foot is equal to twelve inches.
  So if I had two feet of string, I would multiply twelve inches by two (measurement of string) and that would give me twenty-four inches of string converted from 2 feet.
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Complete the table to show equivalent measurements in feet and inches. So they gave us the measurements in feet, and they want us to figure out how many inches this number of feet are. So we know that 1 foot is equivalent to 12 inches, so we can fill out this first one right over here. 12 inches make up 1 foot. 1 foot is 12 inches. Now, what about 2 feet? Well, that's just going to be 2 times 12 inches. 12 inches per foot times 2 feet gives us 24 inches. Well, here I have 5 feet. I have 12 feet-- here I have 5 feet. I have 12 inches per foot, so 5 times 12 is 60 inches. And then finally, 10 feet. 10 feet times 12 inches per foot gets us to 120 inches.

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