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What is 5 feet 2 inches converted into centimeters?
5 feet are 152.4 centimeters. 2 inches are 5.02 centimeters. The sum is 157.42 centimeters.
What is 180 centimeters converted to feet and inches?
5 feet 10.9 inches.
What is 171cm converted into feet and inches?
171 centimeters (cm) = 5.61 feet or 5 feet 7.32 inches
167 cms converted into feet and inches?
5 feet 5.75 inches. And if you use decimals it's 5.4790 feet.
What is 159 cms if converted into feet n inches?
159 centimeters = 5.21653543 feet 159 centimeters = 62.5984252 inches Or 5 ft 2.6 inches.
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