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4feet 8 inches = inches
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56 inches would be the answer based on google
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Well, 1 foot has 12 inches. Since there is 4 feet you multiply 12 by 4. Which is 48. Once you have 48 inches you add the extra 8 inches. So you get 56 inches
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