not very accurate. my math tutor said he was 4'11 when he was 13 and usually a person of that height would end up being around 5'7, but he is 6' tall.
Doctors usually look at your height and weight. They combine the information and they predict how tall you might be. But remember, doctors are predicting.
Theres not acurate way to tell how tall you would be. Some doctors may be able to tell you, but the problem is sompeople grown really tall and then all of the sudden stop, while others might be short for a while and then hit there growth spurt and become tall.
i want you to tell me how tall it was
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Since no one knows who this person is, we cannot tell you this is or is not an accurate answer.
Doctors usually look at your height and weight. They combine the information and they predict how tall you might be. But remember, doctors are predicting.
NO.
No, you can do it by doubling their HEIGHT when they are 2, not their weight. And yes it is considered to be approximately accurate.
Because it is more accurate
By looking at your family tree, they can estimate how tall you are going to get.
WebMD gives mostly accurate information about health issues. Medical journals and doctors are helping with the update of the website to give accurate answers.
I don't know the accurate height, but my guess is 1.60m tall
Yes, the information on webmd is accurate because the information on that website comes from medical journals, and doctors that help with the site to provide medical information that is accurate.
Theres not acurate way to tell how tall you would be. Some doctors may be able to tell you, but the problem is sompeople grown really tall and then all of the sudden stop, while others might be short for a while and then hit there growth spurt and become tall.
Yes of course it is.
go to the doctors and tell them to
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