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1 dm equals to how many meters?
1 decimeter (dm) is .1 meters or 1/10th of a meter. A dekameter (dam) is 10 meters.
If 10 centimeters equals 1 decimeter how many decimeters are in a meter stick?
10 decimeters only
How many meters in 1 decimeters?
there are ten decimeter in in one meter. DECImeter
How many decimeter is 1 meter?
1 m = 10 decimeter
How much is 1 decimeter equal to?
One decimeter equals 0.1 meters or 10 cm. The prefix deci- means 1/10 or 0.1
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