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How many inches are in 4ft. and 10in.

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58 inches because there are 12 inches in one for do 12 times 4 is 48 inches plus the 10 inches. You would get 58 inches.

Dajood answered Oct 12, 2016

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There are 12 inches per foot so thats 48 then 10 inches so 48 + 10 so 58 in totoal

Egdmitry answered Oct 16, 2016

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