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Convert Height to Feet and Inches Examples and Practice

This math helper gives you the opportunity to practice converting inches to feet and inches. Each slide includes a height in inches. The next slide will show the correct answer in three different ways.

Directions:

1. Click on the first slide to enlarge.
2. Click on the slide to advance to the next one or click on the next thumbnail at the bottom of the screen.

If you would like step-by-step directions that show how to convert height into feet and inches, visit How to Convert Inches to Feet and Inches.

I hope you find this resource to be helpful! See my Student Survive 2 Thrive site map to find additional math helpers, practice tests, flash cards, trivia games and more.

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How to Record Height

Practice Recording Height

What is 15 inches in feet and inches?

15 in. = 1 ft. 3 in.

What is 28 inches in feet and inches?

28 in. = 2 ft. 4 in.

What is 72 inches in feet?

72 in. = 6 ft.

What is 51 inches in feet and inches?

51 in. = 4 ft. 3 in.

 

What is 62 inches in feet and inches?

62 in. = 5 ft. 2 in.

What is 47 inches in feet and inches?

47 in. = 3 ft. 11 in.

What is 70 inches in feet and inches?

70 in. = 5 ft. 10 in.

What is 74 inches in feet and inches?

74 in. = 6 ft. 2 in.

What is 88 inches in feet and inches?

88 in. = 7 ft. 4 in.

What is 30 inches in feet and inches?

30 in. = 2 ft. 6 in.

What is 40 inches in feet and inches?

40 in. = 3 ft. 4 in.

What is 65 inches in feet and inches?

65 in. = 5 ft. 5 in.

What is 77 inches in feet and inches?

77 in. = 6 ft. 5 in.

How many feet is 12 inches?

12 inches is 1 foot

What is 55 inches in feet and inches?

55 in. = 4 ft. 7 in.

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How to Convert Inches to Feet and Inches

Many height scales display height in inches only. One can easily convert this number to feet and inches by dividing by 12, remembering that:

12 inches = 1 foot
24 inches = 2 feet
36 inches = 3 feet
48 inches = 4 feet
60 inches = 5 feet
72 inches = 6 feet
84 inches = 7 feet
and so on....

If the number is not equally divisible by 12, the number that remains is the number of inches.

For example:


How to Convert Height to Feet and Inches: Step by Step Directions

Height is recorded with the number of feet first followed by the number of inches and is often abbreviated. Here are three examples for how one might chart a height of 3 feet 2 inches, depending on facility policy:

3 feet 2 inches

3 ft. 2 in.

3' 2"

If the total number of inches is less than 12, record the number of inches only. For example, if the length is 10 inches, one would record the number as:

10 inches

10 in.

10"

If charting policy requires feet to be recorded as well, the above example would be recorded as:

0 feet 10 inches

0 ft. 10 in.

0' 10"

If the number is equally divisible by 12, record the number of feet. For example, 48 inches would be recorded as 4 feet. One would record the number as:

4 feet

4 ft.

4'

If charting policy requires inches to be recorded as well, the above example would be recorded as:

4 feet 0 inches

4 ft. 0 in.

4' 0"

You may also wish to see the following:

• Conversion Charts for height, temperature, and other measurements
• How to Read a Glass Thermometer: Instructions and Practice
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Visit the Student Survive 2 Thrive site map to see additional math helpers, flash cards, practice tests, trivia games, and more.

Height Conversion Chart to Feet and Inches: 84 Inches to 95 Inches

Convert Height to Feet and Inches - Photo by Gracey

This height conversion chart show below converts height in inches to height in feet and inches, including two different ways to record the height. For additional height ranges, see all of my conversion charts or look at all of my articles at the StudentSurvive 2 Thrive site map.

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Height in Inches	Height in Feet & Inches	Height in Feet & Inches (abbreviated)
84 in.	7 ft.	7'
85 in.	7 ft. 1 in.	7' 1"
86 in.	7 ft. 2 in.	7' 2"
87 in.	7 ft. 3 in.	7' 3"
88 in.	7 ft. 4 in.	7' 4"
89 in.	7 ft. 5 in.	7' 5"
90 in.	7 ft. 6 in.	7' 6"
91 in.	7 ft. 7 in.	7' 7"
92 in.	7 ft. 8 in.	7' 8"
93 in.	7 ft. 9 in.	7' 9"
94 in.	7 ft. 10 in.	7' 10"
95 in.	7 ft. 11 in.	7' 11"

Height Conversion Chart to Feet and Inches: 72 Inches to 83 Inches

Convert Height to Feet and Inches - Photo by Pippalou

The following height conversion chart contains height in inches with conversions to feet and inches, including two different ways to record the height. For additional height ranges, see all of my conversion charts or visit the StudentSurvive 2 Thrive site map.

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Height in Inches	Height in Feet & Inches	Height in Feet & Inches (abbreviated)
72 in.	6 ft.	6'
73 in.	6 ft. 1 in.	6' 1"
74 in.	6 ft. 2 in.	6' 2"
75 in.	6 ft. 3 in.	6' 3"
76 in.	6 ft. 4 in.	6' 4"
77 in.	6 ft. 5 in.	6' 5"
78 in.	6 ft. 6 in.	6' 6"
79 in.	6 ft. 7 in.	6' 7"
80 in.	6 ft. 8 in.	6' 8"
81 in.	6 ft. 9 in.	6' 9"
82 in.	6 ft. 10 in.	6' 10"
83 in.	6 ft. 11 in.	6' 11"

Height Conversion Chart to Feet and Inches: 60 Inches to 72 Inches

Height Conversion Chart - Photo by cohdra

The following height conversion chart shows height in inches as height in feet and inches, including two different ways to record the height. For additional height ranges, see all of my conversion charts or visit the StudentSurvive 2 Thrive site map.

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Height in Inches	Height in Feet & Inches	Height in Feet & Inches (abbreviated)
60 in.	5 ft.	5'
61 in.	5 ft. 1 in.	5' 1"
62 in.	5 ft. 2 in.	5' 2"
63 in.	5 ft. 3 in.	5' 3"
64 in.	5 ft. 4 in.	5' 4"
65 in.	5 ft. 5 in.	5' 5"
66 in.	5 ft. 6 in.	5' 6"
67 in.	5 ft. 7 in.	5' 7"
68 in.	5 ft. 8 in.	5' 8"
69 in.	5 ft. 9 in.	5' 9"
70 in.	5 ft. 10 in.	5' 10"
71 in.	5 ft. 11 in.	5' 11"