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5280 feet to meters

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lesya [120]4 years ago

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Answer:

1m= 3.2 feets

? = 5280 feets

let ? be n

cross multiply

3.2n = 1×5280

n= 5280÷3.2

n= 1650

so, 5280 feets is equal to 1650 metres

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