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Is a meter smaller or larger than a millimeter?
a meter is larger than a milimeter. There are 10mm in 1cm and 100 cm in 1 meter. So there are 1000 milimeters in a meter
Is 1meter larger or 105 centimeters?
1 meter equals 100 cm and therefore it follows that 105 cm is larger than 1 meter
Is 1 meter large than 105 cm?
no.. 105cm is larger by 5cm
How tall is 101 cm?
One meter and one centimeter
Which is larger 12cm or 102mm?
12 cm is larger than 102 mm because, since 1 cm is a 100th of a meter and a mm is 1000th of a meter a centimeter is ten times a millimeter, so 12 cm is equal to 120 millimeters which is 18 millimeters longer than 102 millimeters.
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