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How many centemeter is equal to 1 inch?
1 inch = 2.54 centimeters
How many centemeter in an inch?
4 inches are 10.16 centimeters.
How much centemeter this 5.6feet?
There are about 2.54 cm in an inch and so 67.2*2.54 = 170.688 centimeters
Is a centemeter bigger than a meter?
no. a centemeter is not bigger than meters
What is a half centemeter?
.5
What is longer an inch or a centimetre?
An inch is about 2.54 cm and so an inch is longer than a cm
By how much is an inch longer than a centimeter?
1.54 centimeters longer.6063 inch longer
What is the fullform of cc in automobile?
what is Cubic Centemeter
Compare 60 inch to 50 inch?
60 inch is 10 inch longer than 50 inch. 60 inch is 20% longer than 50 inch.
What is longer inch or cm?
Inch
Is one centimeter is longer than one inch?
No. An inch is longer then a centimeter. (:
What is longer a centimeter or a inch?
Roughly 2.54 centimeters fit into one inch. So the inch is probably longer.
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