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How many feet in 80cm?
80cm = 2.62 feet.
How many cm are there in 800mm?
1cm=10mm 800mm*(1cm/10mm)=80cm There are 80cm in 800mm.
If you have 45 centimeters and 35 centimeters do you have enough for 8 dm?
A decimeter is equal to 10 Centimeters. 45cm and 35 cm is 80cm, or 8dm, so yes you do.
What do measure a skateboard mm cm dm or m?
I would guess that it is around 80cm. which is 8dm. Centimetres are used a lot so it is probably the best to use.
How many cm in 0.8m?
80cm
What is 80cm equals how many mm?
800mm
How many feet are in 80cm?
1 foot = 30.54cm so 80cm = 2.62 feet or 2 ft 7.44 inches
How many millimetres are there in 80 centimetres?
80cm = 800mm
How many centimeters are there in 0.8 meters?
.8m=80cm
80cm how many mm?
2
How many inches equal 80cm?
divide by 2.54
How high is 80cm in feet?
80cm = 2.62 ft
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