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Why is your height 173 cm?
Because it is not 172 cm
How much is 5 ft 9 in cm?
About 172 centimeters. 69 inches * 2.54 cm/inch ~ 175cm One inch is effectively DEFINED as being 2.54 cm.
What is the volumn of a one inch cube?
V = Length * Height * Width = 1 in3
172 cm is how much in foot?
THat is about 5 ft and 8 inch.5 ft and 7 (3/4) inch actually.
How do you calculate height in centimeter?
You will first want to turn your height into feet. One foot equals 30.48 centimeters. There are 2.54 centimeters in an inch.
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