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5.333 ft
Algebraic Steps / Dimensional Analysis64 in*1 ft
12 in=5.333333333 ft
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How tall is 5 feet 4 inches in inches?
5'4" in inches is 64 inches (") because 5 feet is 5x12 (12 inches in a foot) so therefore 60 + your original 4 inches is 64 inches.
How do you convert 5 feet 4 inches tall to centimeters?
5 feet = 60 inches 5 feet 4 inch = 64 inches = 162.56 cm
I am a solid figure with faces that are polygons?
Suzanne is 64 inches tall. What is Suzanne's height in feet and inches?
How many feet and inches are equal to 64?
There are 5 feet and 4 inches in 64 inches.
64 inches equals to how many feet?
64 inches is 5.33 feet.
How tall is 64 inches in feet and inches?
5 feet, 4 inches
I am 5'4 feet tall how many inches is that?
64 inches tall.
How tall is 64 inches in height and feet in inches?
There are 12 inches in one foot. Therefore, 64 inches is equal to 64/12 = 5 remainder 4 or 5 feet 4 inches or 5.3 recurring (that is, 5.33333..) feet.
How tall are you if your 64inches tall?
64 inches tall is the same as 5 feet 4 inches
How tall would you be in fet if your 64 inches?
If you are 64 inches tall, you would be a little over 5 feet tall. About 5 feet 4 inches, actually. This is average height for a woman, though on the low side.
How tall is 5 feet 4 inches in inches?
5'4" in inches is 64 inches (") because 5 feet is 5x12 (12 inches in a foot) so therefore 60 + your original 4 inches is 64 inches.
How tall is 179cm in feet and inches?
179 cm = 5.872703 ft. ( 5' 10 31/64" approx. )
What does 64 feet equal in inches?
64 feet is 768 inches.
How do you convert 5 feet 4 inches tall to centimeters?
5 feet = 60 inches 5 feet 4 inch = 64 inches = 162.56 cm
I am a solid figure with faces that are polygons?
Suzanne is 64 inches tall. What is Suzanne's height in feet and inches?
How tall is 16.3hh in feet?
16 hands is 64 inches, so that would make the horse 5 feet 4 inches high at the withers.
How many feet and inches are equal to 64?
There are 5 feet and 4 inches in 64 inches.
