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How many mm is 5.2 m?
To convert from meters to mm, multiply by 1000.
Multiply 10mm x 6.0m?
Convert 6.0 m to 'mm' , which is 6,000mm Hence 10 mm X 6,000 mm = 60,000 mm^(2) Or in m^(2) 10mm = 10/1000 = 0.01 m Hence 0.01 x 6.0 m = 0.06 m^(2)
How is 50 mm equal to 0.05 m?
1 m = 1,000 mm (definition) 50 mm = 50/1,000 of one m = 0.05 m
What is 13.74 m converted into mm?
If there are 1000 mm to the meter, then 13740.
What is 3456.0 mm converted to hm?
A millimeter (mm) is a thousandth of a meter (m). Thus, 3456.0 mm = 3.4560 m. And a hectometer (hm) is 100 m, or a meter is 1/100 hm, or 0.01 hm. Thus, 3456.0 mm = 3.4560 m = 3.4560/100 hm = 0.034560 hm.
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