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Is a meter on hundred times larger than a millimeter?
Milli- means thousandth. One meter is one thousand times larger than a millimeter.
Which is bigger meter or a millimeter?
meter is larger, there are 1000 millimeters in one meter
Is one millimeter larger or smalller than one meter?
smaller
How many times larger is a millimeter than a meter?
A millimeter is 1,000 time SMALLER than a meter.
What is a hundred times larger than a millimeter?
A millimeter is one thousandth of a meter, thus one hundred of them equal one-tenth of a meter, called a decimeter. It is not a commonly used unit of measure.
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