Suzanne is 64 inches tall what is the height in feet and inches

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sweet [91]2 years ago

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Answer: 5'4".

Step-by-step explanation: Simply divide 64 by 12, resulting in 5.333. 4÷12 is .333, meaning the remaining inches is 4.

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