18-02-2015
Mathematics

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Use two unit multipliers to convert 35 centimeters to feet.

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MASuryan MASuryan

18-02-2015

35cm divided by 2.54 cm per in, then divided by 12 in/ft gives 1.148 feet (1 ft 1.78 in).

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