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What is 128 cm ft and in?
128 cm is approximately 4 feet 2 inches.
How tall is 89.5 cm in feet?
89.5 cm is approximately 2 feet and 11.25 inches tall.
How tall is 510 cm in feet?
510 cm is approximately 16.73 feet.
How tall is 5.9 feet in cm?
5.9 feet is approximately 179.83 cm.
How tall is 165 cm in feets and inches?
165 cm is approximately 5 feet 5 inches tall.
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