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You are 4 feet tall how many inches tall you are?
48" tall.
What is 48 inches equal to how many feet?
576 inches are in 48 feet.
What is 48 inches in feet and inches?
48 inches = 4 feet zero inches
How much is 4 feet tall?
48 inches or about 122 cm (1.22m)
How tall is a person that is 54 inches?
A person who is 54 inches tall is 4 feet 6 inches. To convert inches to feet, you divide the total inches by 12, which gives you 4 feet (since 48 inches equals 4 feet) and the remaining 6 inches. Thus, the height is expressed as 4'6".
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