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Use dimensional analysis to complete each equation. 18 in. = ■ ft
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Well there is 12 inches in a foot, correct?
12 inch =1 feet so 1 inch =1/12 feet
hw can i get my answr
You can multiply anything by 1 and it doesn't change it, so you take this equation here: \[\Large 12 in = 1 ft\] then you divide both sides by 12 in to get: \[\Large 1 = \frac{1 ft}{12 in}\] That lets you multiply for example \[\Large 24 in * 1 = 24 in * \frac{1 ft}{12 in} = 2 ft\]
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