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How many centimeters equals 1 foot?
1foot=12inches and 1inch=2.54cm 12*2.54=30.48cm 1foot=30.48cm
How many mm in 1foot?
1foot equals 304.8mm
1foot equals how many cm?
1 inch is exactly 2.54 cm, so 1 ft = 30.48 cm
How many feet is 168 cm?
168 centimeters is 5.51181102 feet.
How many inches are in 1foot?
12 inches
How many centimeters is in 5 feet and 2 inches?
5 ft 12 inches is 6ft. 1foot = 30.48 cm, so answer = 182.88cm
How many cm are in 1foot?
The exact figure is 38.48cm
How many meters are in 1foot?
0.3048meters = 1 foot
How many inches is 1foot?
12 inches = 1 foot
How many 3 inch cubes are in a 1foot cube?
4
How many 1foot by 1foot tiles does it take to go around a pool that is 20feet by 40 feet?
124..... 20 twice + 40 twice + 4 for the corners.... why is this difficult?
1foot equals how many inches?
There are 12 inches in one foot.
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