It is: 15 mm = 1.5 cm
10mm is 1cm so 15mm is 1.5cm
1.5cm equals 15mm. Therefore, it is greater than 8mm
15 x 35 mm = 525 mm, which is also equal to 52.5 cm.
2 cm is bigger than 15 mm. Since 1 cm equals 10 mm, 2 cm is equal to 20 mm. Therefore, 20 mm is greater than 15 mm.
A 15mm mass is relatively small, equivalent to about the size of a small marble or a large bead. To visualize it, a standard paperclip is roughly 33mm long, so 15mm is less than half that length. In terms of weight, the mass would depend on the material; for example, a 15mm steel sphere would weigh more than one made of plastic.
Oh, dude, 15mm is like 1.5cm. So, if you're measuring something and it's 15mm long, you can totally say it's 1.5cm and sound all official and stuff. But like, who really cares about millimeters and centimeters anyway, right?
1.5cm x 10mm/cm = 15mm
15mm - you just times it by 10!! (move the decimal place 1 place to the right)!
15 cm is longer.
Well, isn't that just a happy little measurement! 15mm is about the size of a small bead or the tip of a pencil. It's just a tiny bit bigger than a grain of rice, but it can still hold a lot of beauty and potential for your creative projects.
10mm is 1cm so 15mm is 1.5cm
1.5cm equals 15mm. Therefore, it is greater than 8mm
There's not enough information to answer this question. The height needs to be known as well.
15 x 35 mm = 525 mm, which is also equal to 52.5 cm.
2 cm is bigger than 15 mm. Since 1 cm equals 10 mm, 2 cm is equal to 20 mm. Therefore, 20 mm is greater than 15 mm.
15mm beads is =- to how many gm?
15mm = 0.000015km