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How many yards to a meter?
A yard measures 36 inches long, while a metre is approximately 39 inches long so there is one yard and three inches in a metre.
How many inches are in 2.09 meters?
1 metre = 3.28084 ft 2.09 metres = (2.09 x 3.28084) = 6.857 ft = 82.283 inches (rounded)
Is 6 ft greater than or less than 72 inches?
6 feet is 1.8288 metre. 72 inch is 1.8288 metre. They are both 1.8288 m, they are the same.
How long is 42 inches?
A bit longer than a metre.
How long is 882.5ft in inches?
1 ft = 12 inches so 882.5 ft = 882.5*12 = 10590 inches. Simple!
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