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5'7 in sq inches is 67 sq in.

1"=2.54cm=0.0254m. 1 sq in=0.00064516 sq m.

67 sq in=0.04323 sq m approx.

Or the question could mean 5'7" square or 67×67=4489 sq in=2.896 sq m. (1.7018m square).
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