A tree is 10.5 meters tall. What is its height in feet? Use the following conversion: 1 meter is 3.3 feet. \( \square \mathrm{ft} \)

To convert the height of the tree from meters to feet, simply multiply the height in meters by the conversion factor. So, \(10.5 \, \text{meters} \times 3.3 \, \text{feet/meter} = 34.5 \, \text{feet}\). The tree is 34.5 feet tall! Now, isn't it fascinating how measurements can differ so vastly in the world? Imagine the tallest trees, like the redwoods, reaching heights of over 300 feet! That's a whole different level of tree aspirations!