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Example of 1 decimeter?
A decimeter is equivalent to 10 centimeters, or one-tenth of a meter. This is about 3.9 inches, which can be the size of a large bolt or screw.
What is as long as a decimter?
a decimeter is a decimal then add a fraction for example 0.5 + 1-2 =0.8
Which is longer the decimeter or the centimeter?
a decimeter is longer
What is a decimeter in math?
A decimeter = 10 centimeters
How many meters in 1 decimeters?
there are ten decimeter in in one meter. DECImeter
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