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How many cm is in 5 mm?
5mm = 1/2 cm
How many cm are there in 5 in a half meteres?
There are: 550 cm in 5 and a 1/2 meters
How many cms is 5 feet 2 inches?
5 feet 2 inches = 157.48 cm
How many cm is 5 ft 2 inches?
157.48 centimeters.
How many cm in 5 ft and 2 inches?
5'2" is 157.48 cm
How many inches are equivalent to 5 centimeters?
2.54 cm = 1 in (exactly) ⇒ 5 cm = 5 ÷ 2.54 in ≈ 2 in
5 ft 2 inc hw many centimeters?
5' 2" = 157.5 cm
How many dimes are in a stack 1 cm high?
5+5
What is 5ft4 in centimeters?
Since 1 inch actually equals 2.54 cm (not 2.5 cm), 5 feet & 2 inches (62inches) equal 157.48 cm.
You are 158cm how can you know that how many ft and in I am?
1 cm = 0.3937 in. 158 cm = 62.2 in. = 5' 2"
5 ins is how many mm?
5mm = 1/2 cm
How many centimeters in 5'2 ft?
5' 2" = 157.5 cm
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