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How long was the titanic and how much did it weigh?
it was about 268 metres in length and about 46-53,000 tonnes
How much is feet in metres?
4 metres is 5.4864 feet (metres x 3.28084 = feet).
What is 882 feet in meters?
882 feet = 268.834 meters.
How much is 4 metres in feet?
4 metres is 5.4864 feet (metres x 3.28084 = feet).
How many meters is 882 feet?
882 feet = 268.8336 meters
How long 882 feet in km?
882 feet in km is equal to 0.2646km.
Is 882 feet equal to 269 meters?
No, 882 feet is equal to approximately 269.0912 meters.
How many miles are there in 882 feet?
There are 5280 feet in one mile. Therefore, 882 feet is equal to 882/5280 = 0.167045 recurring (that is, 0.1670454545...) miles.
How much is 50 feet is 3 metres?
50 feet is 5.08 lots of 3 metres.
How much is 1.5m in feet?
1.5 metres = 4.921 feet
How much is 30 feet?
30 feet = 9.144 metres
How much is 16 feet?
16 feet = 4.8768 metres.
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