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Which length is the longest 6.7 m 67 cm 670 m?
The longest of those three lengths is 670 metres.
How much cm you can get from m?
There are 100 cm in 1 m.
How much is 9.0000000 cm in m?
9.0000000 cm as m is 0.09 metres
How much longer is 6.3 cm to 2.5 m in cm?
To find out how much longer 6.3 cm is compared to 2.5 m, first convert 2.5 m to cm: 2.5 m is equal to 250 cm (since 1 m = 100 cm). Now, subtract 6.3 cm from 250 cm: 250 cm - 6.3 cm = 243.7 cm. Therefore, 6.3 cm is 243.7 cm shorter than 2.5 m.
How much cm are in a m?
100 meters are in cm. ....
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