

Whoever wrote that converter needs to go back to math class. Lol.
I think I see what's wrong with it. It's multiplying by .0833 and is giving the number as a percentage. So basically 5 + .967 of a ft, instead of converting it to 11.6 inches, which it normally would be. So if you multiply the 12 inches in a foot by .967, you end up with 11.604 inches.
Last edited by Ryaz; 11-23-2019 at 07:09 AM.




It's not wrong, though. 71.6 inches is roughly equal to 5.9 feet. The thing you have to keep in mind is that there are 12 inches in a foot, not 10. So "0.9 feet" is 9/10th of a foot. This is equal to 10.8/12, or 10.8 inches.


Already pointed that out in my edit. It's just weird that a program designed to convert one measurement to another just does basic math and gives a percentage instead. It kinda defeats the purpose of the converter.




My math (which I suck at): 71.6" / 12" = 5.96' (not 5'9" dividing by inches converts the first value into feet)
The .96 can also be looked at as 96% of a foot, which is just a little over 11.5 inches (11.52)
69cm would be the displayed value if max height male midlander stood at 5'9
Last edited by Gemina; 11-23-2019 at 04:35 PM.




From what I guessed after actually counting the inches rather than relying on google at first glance was, yeah 5.96/6.0 feet. I just got confused.Whoever wrote that converter needs to go back to math class. Lol.
I think I see what's wrong with it. It's multiplying by .0833 and is giving the number as a percentage. So basically 5 + 96% of a ft, instead of converting it to 11.6 inches, which it normally would be. (12 inches per foot = 60 inches for 5 ft, with 11.6 inches left over).
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Life would be much easier with metric :P Although I'm pretty sure if the US switched from lbs to kgs, there would be mass confusion.
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