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# Badminton Net Height - Standard Dimensions
The badminton net height is a fixed specification set by international badminton governing bodies to ensure fair play across all official matches.
Step 1: Understand Badminton Court Standards
The Badminton World Federation (BWF) and international sports regulations establish specific equipment dimensions for all competitive badminton courts. The net is one of the most critical components as it divides the court and determines play fairness.
Step 2: Official Net Height Specification
According to international badminton standards, the net must be suspended at a height of exactly 1.55 meters (or 17 inches) from the ground at the edges and slightly lower at the center. This uniform height applies to both singles and doubles matches on standard badminton courts worldwide.
The answer is (A) 1.55 meters — this is the official regulation height set by the Badminton World Federation for all standard courts.
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