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The roman cubitus is an ancient unit of measure equivalent to 0.554m . Convert 2.22/m height of basketball forward to cubiti
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The roman cubitus is an ancient unit of measure equivalent to 0.554m . Convert 2.22/m height of basketball forward to cubiti
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Your value for a Roman cubitus is incorrect. It is actually equivalent to
0.445m not 0.554m
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The answer to your question is 4.99cubiti or 5 cubiti (if rouded-off).
Here is why:
If you round-off your answer then your answer will be
5 cubiti.
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