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686 mm = 68.6 cm
The conversion factor between imperial (feet) and metric(metres) is 1 inch = 2.54 cm .
So divide
68.6 / 2.54 = 27.00787402 inches. = 2 feet 3.00787402 inches. Dine!!!!!
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