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How long is 213 centimetres?
213 cms is .... (213cm / 2.54) = 83.8582677165 inches or (83.8582677165 iches / 12) = 6.98818897637 feet.
How many feet is 740 cms?
213cm = 7 (6.98819) feet. (cm x 0.0328084 = feet).
2 feet long how many inches long?
2 feet=24 inches
How long is 98 inches in feet and inches?
8 feet 2 inches
How many feet long and inches was the titanic?
Titanic was 882 feet and six inches long.
How long is 157cm in feet and inches?
5 feet 1.81 inches.
How long is 97.8cm in feet and inches?
3 feet and 2.5 inches.
How long is 550cm in feet and inches?
18 feet 0.5 inches.
How long is 52 inches in feet?
4 feet and 4 inches
What is 48 inches to 60 inches long in feet?
4 feet by 5 feet
How long is 2 feet long in inches?
24 inches
How long is 4 feet and 6 inches long?
By unit of length and distance and conversion ,we can say that 1 feet=12 inches 4 feet=48 inches now 48+6 =54 inches long
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