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How can you converte 2.4 meters to cetimeters?
2.4 meters=240 centimeters
How much is 6000 ft are in how much miles and feet?
There are 5280 feet in a mile. Therefore 6000 feet is equal to one mile and 720 feet.
How much feet is in one mile?
1 mile =5280 Feet
How much square feet means one feet?
Sqaure feet measure area, Feet mesure length
How much inch one feet?
How much inches are in one foot? The answer is 12 inches.
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