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What is 189 cms converted into feet and inches?
189 cms is 6 feet 2.4 inches.
189 cm is how many feet and inches?
Its 6 feet 2 and a half inches189 cm = 6 feet 2.41 inches.
What is the difference between 16 feet and 189 inches?
The difference is three inches: 16 feet = 192 inches.
How many feet is 189 meters?
189 meters = 620.08 feet.
How many inches would you need if you had 189 inches and needed to go to 16 feet?
16' = 16x12" = 192". So you need 3 more inches
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