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How many feet are there in 1.75 meters?
There are 0.3048 metres in one foot. Therefore, 175 feet is equal to 175 x 0.3048 = 53.34 metres.
What is the stopping distance for a car travelling at 50 mph?
53 metres/ 175 feet
How many feet is 175 centimetres?
175 centimetres = 5.75 feet
How many feet per 175 meters?
175 meters=574.146982 feet
How many metres is 11 feet?
11 feet is 3.3528 metres.
How many metres in 1000 feet?
1,000 feet = 304.8 metres.
How many feet is 45 metres?
45 metres = 147.64 feet
How many metres is 5.11 feet?
5.11 feet is 1.56 metres.
How many feet in 2.3 metres?
2.3 metres = 7.55 feet.
How many metres is 27 feet?
27 feet is 8.2296 metres.
How many feet are in 6000 metres?
6000 metres is 19,685.04 feet.
How many metres is 74 feet?
74 feet is 22.56 metres.
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