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Convert 1.5 centimeters to millimetres?
It is 15 millimetres.
How many millimetres are there in 32 centimeters?
there are 10 millimetres in each centimetre. so 10x32 gives 320mm in 32 cm.
How many millimetres in 10 centimeters?
there are 10 millimetres in each centimetre. so 10x10 gives 100mm in 10 cm.
How many millimetres in one centimeter?
Conversion formula: 1 centimeter = 1 * 10 = 10 millimeters
How many millimetres are there in 5.2 cm?
52, because a mm is 1/10 of a cm.
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