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What is 1.2 l - 200 m?
1.2 l - 200 m = -198.8
How tall is 1.90 m in feet and inches?
1.9 m = 6.2336 feet. OR 1.9 m = 6 feet 2 inches.
Which is bigger 200 cm or 3.70 m?
3.70 m = 370 cm which is bigger than 200 cm
What is bigger 200 cm or 3 m?
3 m = 300 cm which makes it bigger than 200 cm
How tall in feet is 1.70 m?
5.5 feet
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