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What is 184cm in feet and inches?
There are 2.54 cm in an inch. So convert 184 cm to inches and then to feet: 184 cm * (1 inch/2.54 cm) = 72.44 inches (the cm's cancel out) then 72.44 inches * (1 ft/12 inches) = 6.04 ft (the inches cancel out)
How many feet tall is a 22 story building?
Answer: 220 feet tall The average story in a multi-story building is 10 feet tall. A 22 story building would then be roughly 220 feet tall.
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