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Convert:\newline5454 in == _____ ft _____ in

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Q. Convert:\newline5454 in == _____ ft _____ in
  1. Calculate Feet: We know that 11 foot is equal to 1212 inches, so we need to divide 5454 inches by 1212 to find out how many feet there are.\newlineCalculation: 54÷12=4.554 \div 12 = 4.5 feet
  2. Whole Number Feet: But we can't have half a foot when we're converting to feet and inches, so we take the whole number part for the feet.\newlineCalculation: 44 feet
  3. Calculate Remaining Inches: Now we need to find out how many inches are left over. We multiply the whole number of feet by 1212 and subtract it from the total inches.\newlineCalculation: 4 feet×12 inches/foot=48 inches4 \text{ feet} \times 12 \text{ inches/foot} = 48 \text{ inches}\newline54 inches−48 inches=6 inches54 \text{ inches} - 48 \text{ inches} = 6 \text{ inches}
  4. Final Result: So, we have 44 feet and 66 inches left over.\newlineCalculation: 5454 inches = 44 feet 66 inches

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