10 ft.=to a fraction lowest terms

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tkhunny · Answer

This is not a good question.  Can you provide the entire text of the problem statement?

unklerhaukus · Answer

somethings missing

calculusfunctions · Answer

10 ft = fraction?? WHAT??!

unklerhaukus · Answer

$$10[\text{ft}]=120[\text{in}]$$

calculusfunctions · Answer

Yes but is that her question? I doubt it.

calculusfunctions · Answer

Why can't people proof read what they've typed, before being so click post happy.

unklerhaukus · Answer

never mind

calculusfunctions · Answer

Do you know what she's trying to ask, @UnkleRhaukus ? You're right in that it probably has to do with conversions, but what exactly?

unklerhaukus · Answer

how could i know?, something is missing from the question

calculusfunctions · Answer

I thought you were psychic. LOL I'm just saying that it probably has to do with conversions but it's communicated poorly.

anonymous · Answer

sorry guys this is a measurement and metric problem and i'ts asking to find 10 in.in a ft and in a fraction form so again i'ts 10 in equals how many ft. in an fraction

unklerhaukus · Answer

$$12[\text{in}]=1[\text{ft}]$$$$1=\frac{1[\text{ft}]}{12[\text{in}]}$$

$$\qquad\qquad10[\text{in}]:1[\text{ft}]$$$$10[\text{in}]\times\frac{1[\text{ft}]}{12[\text{in}]}:1[\text{ft}]$$