20 feet
6.096 mLength · definition
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Length & distance
Just how long is 20 feet?
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20 ft
20 feet
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6.096 mLength
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Badminton net frame
The badminton net frame holds the net in place across the court using two upright posts, allowing players to hit the shuttlecock over it during a match.
6.1 mRegulation net width
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20 feet is approximately equal to the net width of a badminton net frame.
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20 feet
Length: 6.096 m; definition.
The quantity is exact as entered. Comparisons use the clearly stated specimen, model or nominal measurement.
Badminton net frame
Regulation net width: 6.1 m; specified.
A badminton net frame defined by the 6.10 m doubles-court width and 1.55 m regulation post height. The portable bases and net sag are contextual and do not change those spans.
The marked regulation net width is calibrated. Unmeasured illustration details are representative.
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Badminton net frame
6.1 mRegulation net width · specified
A badminton net frame defined by the 6.10 m doubles-court width and 1.55 m regulation post height. The portable bases and net sag are contextual and do not change those spans.
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- Length ↔ Regulation net width
- Relative size
- 20 feet is approximately equal to the net width of a badminton net frame.
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6.096 mmetres
0.0037879 mimiles
4.0749 × 10⁻¹¹ AUastronomical units
6.4435 × 10⁻¹⁶ lylight-years
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