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7. What is 112" in decimal feet? a. 12.25´ b. 9.33 ´ c. 8.50 ´ d. 6.33 ´
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7. What is 112" in decimal feet? a. 12.25´ b. 9.33 ´ c. 8.50 ´ d. 6.33 ´
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7. What is 112" in decimal feet?
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b. 9.33 ´
c. 8.50 ´
d. 6.33 ´
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