Which option lists the Whidbey Island-class length in feet with the correct metric in parentheses?

Which option lists the Whidbey Island-class length in feet with the correct metric in parentheses?

• A. 600 feet (183 meters)
• B. 610 feet (183 meters)
• C. 610 feet (186 meters)
• D. 620 feet (189 meters)

Answer: (C)

The length of the Whidbey Island‑class ships is about 610 feet, which converts to about 186 meters. Using the standard conversion 1 foot = 0.3048 meters, 610 ft × 0.3048 ≈ 186 m. That pairing—610 feet with 186 meters—is the correct match. A length of 600 feet is about 183 meters, and 620 feet is about 189 meters, so those pairings don’t align with the actual length.

The length of the Whidbey Island‑class ships is about 610 feet, which converts to about 186 meters. Using the standard conversion 1 foot = 0.3048 meters, 610 ft × 0.3048 ≈ 186 m. That pairing—610 feet with 186 meters—is the correct match. A length of 600 feet is about 183 meters, and 620 feet is about 189 meters, so those pairings don’t align with the actual length.