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Which is longer a centimeter and an inch by how much?
The inch is bigger than the centimeter. One inch is equal to 2.54 centimeters. To convert inches into centimeters, you have to multiply the inches by 2.54.
Is one centimeter is longer than one inch?
No. An inch is longer then a centimeter. (:
How much is an inch to centimeter?
1 inch = 2.54cm
What is more one eighth of a centimeter or half an inch?
Half an inch.
Is a centimeter an tenth of an inch?
No - one tenth of an inch is equal to 0.254 centimetres.
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