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How many centameters are in 1 dm?
There are 10 centimetres in a decimetre, but no centameters in anything!
How many centameters is one meter?
100
12 millameters is how many centameters?
None, since there are no such measures as millameters nor centameters. However, 12 millimetres equals 1.2 centimetres.
How many centameters are equal to 4 meters?
400 centimeters
How many centimeters can go into 10 millimeters?
Because 1 centimeter =10 millimeters, then just 1 centimeter can go into 10 millimeters.
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