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What is 5 feet 4 inches in meters?
4 feet 5 inches = 1.35 meters.
How tall is 5 foot 2 inches in meters?
2 feet + 5 inches = 2x12 + 5 inches = 29 inches x 0.0254 (meter/inch) = 29 x 0.0254 meters or = 2 x 0.3048 + 5 x 0.025 meters
How tall in meters is 5 foot 3 inches?
1.6002 Meters63 inch = 1.600 2 meter
5 foot 2 inches is what in meters and centimeters?
5 feet 2 inches is approximately 1.57 meters or 157 centimeters.
How many meters are in 5 inches?
5 meters are 196.85039 inches.
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