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Does 1M mean 1000?
no it means 1000000
A path 1m wide is built along the border and inside a square garden of side 30cmfind the area of the path?
Let ABCD be the border of square garden of side 30m and the shaded region be the path Then AD = 30m , XP=1m, SY = 1m and XY = AD ⇒ XP + PS + SY = AD ⇒ PS = AD - XP - SY = 30m - 1m - 1m = 28m ∴ PQRS in a square of side 28m ∴ The area of path = Area of ABCD - Area of PQRS
How many liters to fill a raised bed 1M x 2M x 15Cm?
1m*2m*15cm = 0.3 metres3 = 300 Litres
How many mm in 3 m?
it equals to 3000!<1m=1000mm=100cm
What is greater 20 dm or 2 m?
20dm = 2m Since the conversion is... 1m=10dm
What is larger 1m or 25cm?
1m
How do you write a fraction of 25cm equals ..m?
1m = 100cm 25cm x (1m/100cm) = 0.25m
What fraction of 1m is 25cm?
1/4It is 25/100 or 1/4 in its simplest form
What is the answer to 2cm to 1m?
If you mean as a ratio then it is 2 to 100 or 1 to 50 in its simplest form
How long is one and one fourth of a meter?
1.25 metres, 125cm or 1m 25cm
How much water is an 25cm of rain per square meter?
volume = depth x length x width or volume = depth x area Your area is 1m² and your depth is 25cm or 0.25 m so.... Volume = .25m x 1m² = .25 m³
Top of the table measures 2m 25cm by 1m 20cm find the area in square metres?
2.7m
How many 25cm in 1m?
4 of them because 4 times 25 =100cm which is the equivalent of 1 meter
1cm on the map represents 200m on the ground-express it as a ratio?
1m = 100cm. So, 200m = 200x100cm = 20,000cm. 1cm in the map representing 200m on the ground will be 1:20,000 in ratio.
What measurements is the best estimate for the length of your arm 1m 25cm or 500mm?
An average human arm length will be around 600 mm or 0.6 m
How do you express 95cm as a fraction of 1m?
It is: 95/100 or 19/20 in its simplest form
how do i Express 5cm as a fraction of 1m?
Oh, dude, it's like super easy! So, you've got 5cm, right? And you wanna express that as a fraction of 1m? Well, 1m is like 100cm, so 5cm is just 5/100, which simplifies to 1/20. Boom, fraction magic!
