Problem 49067. Area Conversion 1

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Chris on 3 Aug 2021

need to use 3.28089357 and then round 4...

Vishnuram Hariharan on 13 Jul 2022

round to 4 places

Tran Tran on 21 Jul 2022

conv ratio is 10.76425 by revers result i has it.remember round to 4

Christian Schröder on 5 Oct 2022

This is an amazingly ill-specified problem. A foot is exactly 0.3048 meters by definition, and the test suite apparently uses a different value, in addition to requiring rounding to four decimal digits (which is neither necessary nor correct).

Rafael S.T. Vieira on 29 Oct 2022

Never use equality tests with floats.

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George Berken on 22 Feb 2023 at 16:14

You should give the conversion for this problem.

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Gergely Patay on 8 Oct 2022

Since when is 1 inch = 2.5399684423 cm??

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Ahmed Badr on 30 Jun 2022

The problem is too badly formed and needs to be structured with the test suits or at least mention the conversion factor

Allen on 9 Jul 2022

1 ft is exactly equal to 0.3048 meters (1 in = 2.54 cm). The conversion factor for this problem needs to be updated to reflect this value else correctly solving for each solution set is more trial and error and less math.

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