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How many 8 feet change to metters?
Not sure about metters, but 8 feet = 8*0.3048 = 2.4384 metres.
Convert 191 metters in to feet?
626.6404199 ft
How many metters are there in 8 foot?
8 feet are 2.4384 meters.
What is 12 ft in metters?
I do not know what a "metter" is but 12 feet is about 3.66 meters
How much is 60'' inches in feet?
60 inches = 5 feet
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