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What is 172 cms converted into feet and inches?
172 centimeters is equal to 67.72 inches. Just under 5 feet 8 inches
What is 80 over 172 as a percentage?
Expressed as a percentage, and rounded to two decimal places, 80/172 x 100 = 46.51 percent.
What is 172cm if converted into feet in inches?
172 cm = 5feet 7.2inches (rounded)
How many meters are in 172 feet?
172 meters = 564 feet, 4 inches (and a tiny little bit)There are 30.48 centimetres in one foot. Therefore, rounded to two decimal places, 172 centimetres is equal to 172/30.48 = 5.64 feet.
What does 21172 round to the nearest thousand?
It is 21,000 when rounded to the nearest thousand because 172 is less than 500
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