I wouldn't use either, but centimeters are better than millimeters.
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Measurement of a length in centimetres does not require a formula. All it requires is a tape measure calibrated in centimetres.
Centimeters. It is large enough (long enough) that millimeters are a bit small.
Cubic centimetres and centimetres are inanimate. They are not capable of using anything!
If you have a tape measure that measures in inches. First convert the inches to decimal inches. So 1-15/16" would be 1 + 15/16 or 1.9375. Next multiply that number by 2.54 to get centimeters. So 1.9375 x 2.54 would be about 4.92 centimeters.
The unit of measurement for the length of a whiteboard is typically in feet or meters. So, you can measure that bad boy with a good ol' ruler or tape measure. Just make sure you write down those measurements before you inevitably lose the marker cap.