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175 milimeters equals into inches?
There are 6.88976378 inches in 175 millimeters. 175 millimeters x 1 inch/25.4 millimeters = 6.88976378 inches 1 inch = 25.4 millimeters
If you are 175 centimeters tall what is your height in feet and inches?
Rounded to the nearest inch, 175 centimetres is equal to 5 feet 9 inches.
What is 175 cms converted into feet and inches?
30 cms(Centimetres) is one foot. SO 30cms x 5= 150 cms. Balance 25 cms= 10 inches as 2.5cms = 1 inch. So 175 cms = 5 feet 10"(inches) " is the symbol for inches.
1meter 75cm is how many inches?
1.75 meters or 175 centimeters are 68.897638 inches.
How many feet are there in 175 inches?
There are 12 inches in one foot. Therefore, 1.75 feet is equal to 1.75 x 12 = 21 inches.
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