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5 feet in cm?
5 feet is approximately 152.4 cm.
How many cm to 5 feet?
1 inch is 2.54 cm. 5 feet is 60 inches so 60 inches is 152.4 cm.
If you are 5 feet tall how many cm is that?
5 ft is 152.4 cm.
5 feet 5 equals how many cm?
5 feet 5 inches is equal to 165.1 cm. To convert feet to centimeters, multiply the number of feet by 30.48 and add the number of inches multiplied by 2.54. In this case, 5 feet is 152.4 cm and 5 inches is 12.7 cm, totaling 165.1 cm.
What is 165-170 cm converted into feet and inches?
335
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