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What is the formula you use to convert feet to centimeters?
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You could look this up if deriving it isn't important. Google is saying 1 foot = 30.48 cm. So you would take # feet * 30.48 cm/foot To derive it: If you know the conversion of feet to inches (12 inches per foot), and then inches to centimeters (roughly 2.54 cm per inch), you can multiply: \( \rm feet \times \dfrac{12 \ inches}{foot} \times \dfrac{2.54 \ centimeters}{inch} \)
In each case, the unit analysis is just lining up units we don't want to cancel. feet * cm/foot => the feet cancel, leaving centimeters. feet * inches/foot * cm/inch => The feet cancel and the inches cancel, leaving centimeters. Does that answer your question?
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