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One meter equals how many miles, yards, feet, inches?
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One meter equals how many miles, yards, feet, inches?

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0.000621 mile

1.094 yards

3 feet 3.37 inches

39.37 inches

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Answer:

1m = 0.000621371 miles = 1.09361 yards = 3.28084 feet = 39.3701 inches

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