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Given the conversion factor 12 inches/ 1 foot, what is the line segment's length in feet? A. 8.6 feet B. 9.0 feet C. 1238.4 feet D. 91.2 feet
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Given the conversion factor 12 inches/ 1 foot, what is the line segment's length in feet?

A. 8.6 feet
B. 9.0 feet
C. 1238.4 feet
D. 91.2 feet

Given the conversion factor 12 inches/ 1 foot, what is the line segment's length in-example-1
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Answer:

8.6 feet

Explanation:

This is a very simple way to shovel the problem

103.2/ 12=8.6 .

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103.2/12 is 8.6
A. 8.6 Feet
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