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How tall is 173 cm?
First convert 173 cm to inches: (x/173 cm) = (1 in./2.54 cm) x = (173*1)/2.54 x = 68.11 in. Then convert inches to feet: 68.11 in./12 in./ft. = 5.6758 ft. 0.6758*12 = 8.1096 in. Therefore, 173 cm is about 5 feet and 8 inches tall.
How tall is 173 cm in feet?
5.675 feet.
173 cm is equal to how many feet?
5.6759 feet (about 5' 8")
How do you turn 17.6 cm into an improper fraction?
17.6 = 173/5 = 88/5
What. is 173 divided by 4?
43.25
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