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How much is 89.1 cms in feet and inches?
89.1 centimeters = 2 feet 11 5/64 inches
11 feet 3 inches to cms?
There are 2.54 cms per inch and 12 inches per foot. Therefore, the answer is 2.54[(12 X 11)+ 3] = 343 cms, to the justified number of significant digits.
132 inches equals how many feet?
132 inches=11 feet
How many feet are in 131 inches?
10' 11'' (10 feet 11 inches)
143.5 inches is how many feet and inches?
11 feet and 11.5 inches
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