Question:0.5 inches to feet

How many feet in 0.5 miles?

There's about 2,670' or two thousand and six hundred and seventy feet in 0.5 or half a mile.

How many feet are in 0.5 meters

There are 1.64042 feet in 0.5 meters! ChaCha on!

How much is 0.5 acres in square feet?

21,780 square feet. You can type this into Google and it will do the conversion automatically.

decimal points?? inches and feet??? can you help me?

Q: I really dont understand how to do these math problems, i need help. and no one is willing to help me. can you take a look at these problems, and tell me how to you got the anwser. thanks^^.1.a student just learning the high jump starts with the bar at 3 feet. the pole is raised 0.4 inch after each successful jump. how high will the bar be after 5 successful jumps??A: i think 4.102.a beginning pole vaylter raises the bar 0.5 inch after each successful vault. on the first jump the bar is at 4 feet 5 inches. how high will the bar be after 3 successful jumps??A:41. 10?????3.a designer is making a tile mosaic. the first row of the mosaic has 1 red tile in the center. if the designer increases the number of red tile in the center of each row by 4, how many red tiles will be in the center if the fifth row??A;164.Brian has started an exercise program in which he walks daily. he plans to increase the distance that he walks by 0.25 mile each week. he walks 2.25 miles everyday the first week. how many miles will he be walking each day during the fifth week??

A: 1. 3 feet = 36 inchesFirst jump = 36 inSecond jump = 36+0.4 = 36.4 inThird jump = 36.4+0.4 = 36.8 inFourth jump = 36.8+0.4 = 37.2 inFifth jump = 37.2+0.4 = 37.6 inSixth jump = 37.6+0.4 = 38 inSo, after 5 successful jumps the bar will be at 38 in = 3 feet 2 inchesAlternatively think of it as 0.4*5 = 2 inches, add that to the total.2. Same as above.After 3 successful jumps, he will have raised the bar by 3*0.5 = 1.5 in. So, the bar will be at 4 feet 6.5 inches.3.First row: 1Second row: 5Third row: 9Fourth row: 13Fifth row: 17...answerAlternatively, there are 4 additional rows, so 4*4 = 16, add the previous 1 tile from the first row..so 17 tiles.4.2.25>>2.50>>2.75>>3.00>>3.25.He'll be walking 3.25 miles each day on the fifth week.[Four additional weeks, so 4*0.25 = 1mile, add that to what he walks right now, 2.25+1.00 = 3.25 miles on the fifth week]