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How do I subtract feet and inches?

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The easiest way is to convert expressions of feet and inches to expressions of inches, then subtract. The answer may be left in inches or re-converted to feet and inches if desired.

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How do I convert feet to yards?

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Divide feet by 3.

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How do I convert from cm to inches?

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1 cm = 0.39 inch, so multiply centimeters by 0.39 to find equivalent inches.

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A man presented in the clinic with complaint of severe knee pain waist pain and inability to walk well. When he was weighed, he had a weight of 103 kg, height 5 feet 4 inches. How do I calculate his BMI?

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BMI equals weight (in kg) divided by height (in meters) squared. In this case, BMI = 103 / (1.627)² = 38.9.

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How wide is .080 inches?

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0.08 inch is 8/100 of an inch, or 2/25, which is roughly 1/12 of an inch.

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2 1/6 ft equals how many inches?

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1/6 foot is 2 inches, so 2 1/6 feet is 2 feet 2 inches. That's 24 inches plus 2 inches = 26 inches.

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How do I find how many inches are in 2 5/6 feet?

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2 feet equal 24 inches. 1/6 of a foot equals 2 inches, so 5/6 of a foot equals 10 inches. 2 5/6 feet equal (24 + 10) or 34 inches.

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What is 3 3/4 yards expressed as feet and inches?

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3 yards = 9 feet. 3/4 yard = (3/4)(36 inches) = 27 inches = 2 feet 3 inches. 3 3/4 yards = 11 feet 3 inches.

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