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How much is 6 ft 3 in in inches?
75in
What is 32 cm and 56 cm simplified?
32 cm and 56 cm simplified: 16 cm / 28 cm 8 cm / 14 cm 4 cm / 7 cm
What is the abbreviation for centimeters?
cm.
What is the volume of a rectangular prism whose dimensions are 8.0 cm 9.0 cm and 10.0 cm?
8 cm * 9 cm * 10 cm = 720 cm^3
What is 1m 15 cm subtract 34 cm?
It is: 115 -34 = 81 cm
What is the difference between a double bed and king size?
The simple answer is that king size is much bigger. To be more specific however, requires that you identify what region you are in since the official dimensions defined for the two sizes vary a bit from region to region.In North America, a "Double" or "Full" size has dimensions (width x length) of 54in × 75in (137 cm × 191 cm) while in Australia it is officially 54in × 75in (137 cm x 187 cm), in the UK/Ireland the dimensions are 54in × 75in (135 cm × 190 cm, in Latin America and Continental Europe it is 55in × 79in (140 cm × 200 cm) and in Japan it is 55in × 77in (140 cm × 195 cm)."King Size" is 76in × 80in (193 cm × 203 cm) in North America, 72in × 80in (183 cm × 203 cm) in Australia, 75in × 79in (190 cm × 200 cm) in continental Europe and Latin America, and 76in × 77in (194 cm × 195 cm) in Japan. In UK/Ireland, the corresponding size is the "Super King" which is 72in × 78in (183 cm × 198 cm). "King" size in the UK/Ireland corresponds to the "Queen size" elsewhere and is 60in × 78in (150 cm × 200 cm).To confuse things even more, there is also the "California King Size" which is 72in × 84in (183 cm × 213 cm) in North America and "King Long" which is 76in × 81in (194 cm × 205 cm) in Japan,Note that, for North American and British/Irish beds, the sizes are specified in US customary units or Imperial units and the metric equivalents given are approximate. For Latin America, mainland Europe, and Japan, the sizes are specified in metric and the imperial equivalents given are approximate.
How much is 6 ft 3 in in inches?
75in
What is 75in in feet?
75 inches is 6.25 feet.
How much does a 39in x 75in bed cost?
2dollars
What is drive belt length for 1991 Cutlas Ciera without bypass pulley and no AC?
75in
How many inches is a twin size bed?
; In the UK ; ; Small Single 30 × 75 in (76.2 × 190.5 cm) ; Super Single 42 × 75 in (106.68 × 190.5 cm) ;In Latin America Single/twin 35x 79in In the USSingle/twin 39 × 75in
What is the axial capacity of a 10inx10inx.25in steel column at 35ft 9 .75in tall?
It would be limited by buckling at 250,000 pounds capacity
How many mm is .75 inch?
Hi, .75 inches (3/4 of an inch) equals about 19 mm (19.05 to be more precise). Hope this helps and good luck ;)!
Is a full size mattress longer than a twin size standard mattress?
No, Full size mattress are not longer, same lenght see the sizes: Twin 39 in × 75 in Full 54in x 75in
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What is cm² multiplied by cm?
cm² x cm = cm³
What 3 numbers are between 4 centimeters and 5 centimeters?
There are an infinite number of lengths between 4 cm and 5 cm. Here are a few: 4.00001 cm 4.00002 cm 4.00003 cm 4.0001 cm 4.001 cm 4.01 cm 4.1 cm 4.11 cm 4.12 cm 4.13 cm 4.2 cm 4.3 cm 4.4 cm 4.5 cm 4.6 cm 4.7 cm 4.8 cm 4.9 cm 4.99 cm 4.999 cm 4.99900001 cm 4.99900002 cm . . etc.
