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"173 cm is 68.11 inches, or 5'8.
173 cm is 68.11 inches, or 5'8."
It blatantly is NOT. The answer is 5"675853....
therefore NOT 5"8
the answer is not 5"675853... because you get 5.675... when you do 68.11 inches divided by 12 inches (1 foot). you have to multiply .675... by 12 to change it into inches which makes it 8-ish and that is 5"8.
Algebraic Steps / Dimensional Analysis Formula 173 cm*
1 in
2.54 cm
=
68.11023622 in
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