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172 cm is how many feet and inches?
see i don't know in feet but in inches 2.5cm=1 inch 1cm=1/2.5 inch 172 cm=1*172/2.5 inch 172 cm=68.8 inch
How many yards are there in 342 centimeters?
There are approximately 3.74 yards in 342 centimeters.
What is 172 inches converted to centimeters?
436.88 cm Algebraic Steps / Dimensional Analysis Formula 172 in* 2.54 cm 1 in = 436.88 cm
How much is 5.68 feet in cm?
1 foot = 30.48 cm 5.68 feet = 5.68 x 30.48 cm
How much is 48 cm in feet?
4'8" is 142.24 cm
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