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160cm in feet?
160 centimeters is equal to 5.249344 feet
How many feet is 160centimeter?
160cm is about 5.25 feet.
How many feet and inches is 160cm?
5' 3"
How many is 160cm equals MM?
1 cm = 10 mm 160 cm = 1,600 mm
What is 160cm and a half in feet?
160.5 centimeters is 5 feet and 3.19 inches.
160cm equals how many mm?
160cm=1600mm
160mm is equal to how many cms?
1cm=10mm therefore: 160cm x 10mm/1cm=1600mm
160cm's equal to how many inches?
1 inch is about 2.54 cm 160/2.54 = about 63 inches
160 cm in feet?
160cm is 5.249343832016001 feet. This is according to the following website: http://www.convertunits.com/from/cm/to/feet
Convert 1.6mtres to feet and inches?
****1.6m (160cm) = 5ft3in = 63in****
What is 1.6m in centimeters?
1.6 meters is equal to 160 centimeters.
What does 5 feet 3 means in cm?
5 feet 3 inches equals 160cm.
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