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How many feet are in 152.4 cenimeters?
152.4 centimeters=5 feet
How many cenimeters in 5 feet 10 inches?
5 feet 10 inches=177.8 centimeters
How many cenimeters are there in 5 feet 2 inches?
5 ft 2 inches = 157.48 centimetres,
How many cenimeters are in one decimeter?
.5
How many cenimeters are in 500 milliliters?
5
How many feet are equal to 5 miles?
5 miles = 26,400 feet
How many centimeters equal 5 feet?
5 feet = 152.4 centimeters.
How many feet does 65 inches equal?
5 feet 5 inches
How many feet does 60 inches equal?
5 feet
60 in equal how many feet?
5
5 feet 4 inches is equal to how many feet?
5.33 feet.
How many inches does it take to equal 5 feet?
It is: 60 inches = 5 feet
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