How To Convert Meters to Feet | Dimensional Analysis

This unit conversion video tutorial explains how to convert meters to feet and feet to meters.
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Woow like my teacher never told me this he always leaves class when I ask him question on meters to feets

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I read the thumbnail as "Master of feet" at first. Lucky it's not.

[@alex3256]

You could just divide meters by 0.3048 and get it in feet. But that'll be difficult without a calculator :P

[@CommanderCodey]

That’s why you convert meters to centimeters and then divide by 2.54 and then divide by 3.

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I like this one since 2.54*12/100 is 0.3048 and uses the exact definition of the international inch. No need to memorize approximate conversion factors when there's an exact one you can use!

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You people use "feet"?

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[@HQBergeron]

That is correct, but overly complicated unless you really need a more exact answer. A meter is approximately 39 inches which is 3.25 ft., so just multiply 3.25 ft./m by 2.6 m = 8.45 ft. I can do that in my head: (3x2) + (3x0.6) + (.25x2) + (.25x0.6) = 6+1.8+.5+.15 = 8.45, and get an answer that is within 1% accurate. Only requires remembering 1 conversion factor and does not require a calculator or even pencil and paper.

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