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There is no such thing as a milimeter. Millimetre, yes. Even millimeter (if you happen to be American).

Next, there are no units given for 9 x 12. It is, therefore, impossible to tell whether you mean 9 nanometres * 12 nanometres or 9 light years by 12 light years or something in between those - or possibly beyond.

Finally, a millimetre is a measure of distance in 1-dimensional space. 9 x 12 appears to be a measure in 2-dimensional space. A measure in 1-d cannot be converted to a 2-d measure.

I recommend that you reconsider your question and ask it, providing relevant units etc, and in a way that makes some sense.

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