nattt4825
nattt4825
Today at 4:46 AM
Chemistry
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How many centimeters are there in 3.2 ft?
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stephanie4649
stephanie4649
Today at 4:51 AM
Answer:
97.536
Explanation:
30.48×3.2= 97.563
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