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3 millimeters equals how many feet?
1 foot = 30.48 cm = 3048 mm 3 mm = 3/3048 feet
What is the difference between a cm and a foot?
1 foot = roughly 30.48 cm 1 cm = roughly 0.0328 foot The difference between 1 cm and 1 foot is about 29.48 cm, or 0.9672 foot, or 11.606 inches. The cm is a metric unit. The foot is an English unit.
How much cm is ten foot?
there is 304.801 cm in 10 foot
How many cm are is 1 foot?
There are about 30 cm in 1 foot
How big is 1 meter 1 in foot?
An inch is 2.54 cm., so a foot is 0.3048 meters. Use this for your conversions.
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