Metres to Feet Converter
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Need to convert metres to feet (or the other way around) but not sure how to do it? No worries! We’ve got a tool to make it easy for you.
Our metres to feet converter, which you can also use as a feet-to-metres converter will give you results instantly.
The guide below will provide you with all the answers you need regarding this conversion and also tell you how to build your own converter.
How do I convert metres to feet?
To begin with, you must know that 1 metre is roughly equal to 3.28 feet. So, to convert metres to feet, simply multiply your measurement in metres by 3.28. This will give you an approximate measurement in feet.
Here is the formula to convert metres to feet:
Feet = Metres × 3.28
For example
For example, if you want to convert 2 metres to feet, you would calculate 2×3.28=6.56. So, 2 metres is approximately 6.56 feet. The exact conversion factor from metres to feet is 1 metre = 3.28084 feet. The page simplifies this to 3.28, which is close enough for most practical purposes.
How do I convert feet to metres?
Alternatively, you may want to convert feet to metres. To convert feet to metres, divide the number of feet by 3.28.
Here is the formula to convert feet to metres:
Metres = Feet ÷ 3.28
For example
If you want to convert 10 feet to metres, you would calculate (10÷3.28 = 3.048) metres. So, 10 feet is approximately 3.05 metres.
How do I use a metres to feet converter?
Our metres to feet converter is simple to use. Just do the following:
- Enter the metres: Type the metre value into the left box.
- See the result: As you type, the conversion to feet appears in the right box instantly.
How to covert metres to feet using Excel?
To convert metres to feet in Excel, follow these simple steps:
- Enter your meters: In a cell (e.g., A2), type the metre value.
- Use the formula: In the next cell (e.g., B2), type =A2*3.28 and press Enter.
- See the result: The cell will now show the conversion from metres to feet.
How to convert feet to metres using Excel?
To convert feet to metres in Excel, follow these simple steps:
- Enter your feet: In a cell (e.g., A2), type the feet value.
- Use the formula: In the next cell (e.g., B2), type =A2/3.28 and press Enter.
- See the result: The cell will now show the conversion from feet to metres.
Metres to Feet Conversion Table
Here is a table with the most commonly searched metres to feet conversion measurements.
| Metres (m) | Feet (ft) |
|---|---|
| 1 m | 3.28 ft |
| 2 m | 6.56 ft |
| 3 m | 9.84 ft |
| 4 m | 13.12 ft |
| 5 m | 16.40 ft |
| 10 m | 32.81 ft |
| 15 m | 49.21 ft |
| 20 m | 65.62 ft |
| 25 m | 82.02 ft |
| 30 m | 98.43 ft |
Which provinces in Canada use which systems?
Canadians use a large mix of different units of measurement, from both the metric and imperial systems. This is regardless of whether you are in Quebec or an English-speaking province. It is hard to know which ones to use if you are not a native of your province.
Measurements of distance, lengths and areas are a good example to use here. The measurement system you use will depend on what you would like to measure:
- Size of a person: imperial
- Measurement in a building: imperial
- Size of a building: imperial or metric
- Distance and speed of cars: metric
- Size of an apartment: imperial
- Land area: imperial
- Land lengths: imperial
- Weight of a person: imperial
- Food weight: imperial or metric
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