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How many meters are there in 622 centimetres?
There are 100 centimetres in one metre. Therefore, 622 centimetres is equal to 622/100 = 6.22 metres.
How many cms in 10.75metres?
10.75 meters is 1,075 centimeters.
How many centimeters are in a killometer?
There are 100 CMs in a meter. And 1,000 meters in a KM. So 100,000 CMs in one KM.
What is 825 meters?
82500 cms
What is four tenths of two meters?
80 cms
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