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2 meters long?
A meter is about 3.2808399 feet. So two meters would be just over six feet, or to be exact: 6.5616798 feet.
3.9 meters long - how many feet long?
3.9 meters = about 12.8 feet.
How long in feet is 2 meters?
its 6.5617 ft...
How long is 239.5 feet in meters?
239.5 feet=72.9996 meters
How long is 1 acre in meters?
The question does not make sense since an acre is an area (two dimensional) measured in square feet or square meters. "Long" refers to a length (one dimensional) which is measured in feet, meters, etc.
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