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What is larger 5 mm or 2 mm?
5 mm...
What is larger 5 mm or 13 mm?
13 mm
How many mm is 92.5 cm?
925 mm
Is 5 million nanometers larger than mm?
5 million nanometers is 5 mm so it is 5 times larger than one millimeter.
Is 5 mm larger than 56 cm?
No. 5 mm is smaller than 56 cm.
What is larger 3400 MM 3400 CM or 5 M?
5 M or 5 metres is the larger of the three.
What is larger 500 cm or 5000 mm?
500 cm = 5 000 mm
What is 925mm in inches?
925mm is equal to approximately 36.42 inches when converted.
Is 2.5 cm larger than 5 mm?
yes, of course
Is 5000 mm larger than 50 m?
HECK no. 5000 mm = 500 cm. which is 5 m
Are there 5 centimeters in a mm?
lol..no..centimeter is a larger unit than millimeters there are 10 mm in a cm. thus 0.1 cm in one mm
Do 5 go into 925?
925 divided by 5 equals 185.
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