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A bedroom is 5.2 meters wide. Find its width in feet. (1m = 3.28ft) I'm seriously bad at these, could anyone help me? Thanks!
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A bedroom is 5.2 meters wide. Find its width in feet. (1m = 3.28ft) I'm seriously bad at these, could anyone help me? Thanks!
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A bedroom is 5.2 meters wide. Find its width in feet. (1m = 3.28ft)
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Multiply 5.2 by 3.28. You get 17.056 feet.
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