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2.4 Convert the following distances given in meters to U.S. survey feet. *(a) 4129.574 m (b) 640.137 m (c) 487356.009 m 2.5 Convert the following distances given in feet to meters: *(a) 53752 sft (b) 2,128,453.84 sft (c) 4809.34 ift

          2.4 Convert the following distances given in meters to U.S. survey feet.
*(a) 4129.574 m
(b) 640.137 m
(c) 487356.009 m
2.5 Convert the following distances given in feet to meters:
*(a) 53752 sft
(b) 2,128,453.84 sft
(c) 4809.34 ift
        
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2.4 Convert the following distances given in meters to U.S. survey feet.
*(a) 4129.574 m
(b) 640.137 m
(c) 487356.009 m
2.5 Convert the following distances given in feet to meters:
*(a) 53752 sft
(b) 2,128,453.84 sft
(c) 4809.34 ift

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2.5 Convert the following distances given in feet to meters: (b) 2,128,453.84 ft (c) 4809.34 ft (cwnywa 2.4 Convert the following distances given in meters: 640.137 m 487356.009 m 4129.574 m 2.5 Convert the following distances given in feet to meters: 2.128.453.84 ft 4809.34 ft 53752 ft
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00:03 You guys, listen to problem 59.
00:06 In this problem we need to perform this given conversions.
00:10 The first one is 12 .5 inch 2 cm.
00:15 We know that 1 inch is equal to 2 .54 cm.
00:21 Therefore 12 .5 inch is equal to 12 .5 inch multiplied by the conversion factor, which is 2 .54 centimeter divided by 1 inch.
00:33 The conversion factor is this one and then this calculation gives us a 2 .8 centimeter then b says centimeter two inches centimeter two inches here the conversion factor is one inch is in 2 .54 centimeter therefore the conversion gives us 4 .9 to inch then c says feet two miles 2513 feet to mile we know that 5 ,280 feet is equal to 1 mile therefore the conversion factor is 1 mile divided by 5 -280 feet and when we do this calculation we will get 0 .4759 miles then d then comes d where we need to 4 .53 feet to meter we know that one yard is equal to 3 feet and 1 mile is equal to 1 year is equal to 3 feet and 1 meter is equal to 1 .0396 yard therefore 5 4 .53 feet is equal to the conversion factor from feet to which is one yard is in three feet then conversion of yard to mile which is 1 .096 yard and when we do this calculation we will get 1 .38 mile then e we need to convert minute to second we know that one minute is equal to 60 second therefore 6 .52 minute is equal to the conversion factor multiplied by 6 .52 conversion factor is 60 seconds in one minute therefore we get here 391 second then comes f here we need to convert 52 .3 centimeter to meter we know one meter is equal to 100 centimeter therefore 52 .3 centimeters should be equal to the centimeter multiplied by conversion factor which is one meter in hundred centimeter and when we do that calculation we will get 0 .5 to meter then comes in g where we need to convert 4 .21 mile to yard...
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