The aircraft length is accurate as 14.2m, 46'8''. Which statement is true?

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The aircraft length is accurate as 14.2m, 46'8''. Which statement is true?

Length can be given in both metric and imperial units, and they describe the same dimension. The stated accurate length is 14.2 m with 46'8''; the true statement is the one that lists both of those values together, since it preserves the exact pairing provided. For a quick check, 46'8'' converts to about 14.22 m, which rounds to 14.2 m, so the two representations are consistent within typical rounding. The other options mix a different metric value or a different feet-inches value, so they don’t match the given length.

Length can be given in both metric and imperial units, and they describe the same dimension. The stated accurate length is 14.2 m with 46'8''; the true statement is the one that lists both of those values together, since it preserves the exact pairing provided. For a quick check, 46'8'' converts to about 14.22 m, which rounds to 14.2 m, so the two representations are consistent within typical rounding. The other options mix a different metric value or a different feet-inches value, so they don’t match the given length.

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