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Which is greater 2dm or 20cm?
They are both the same in measurements
Is 40cm greater then 40mm?
40 centimetres is greater than 40 millimetres.Note, there are 10 millimetres to 1 centimetre.Therefore, 40 millimetres only measures 4 centimetres.
Which is a greater distance 6.4 meters or 6 meters and 4centimeters?
6.4 metres as .4 means 40cm
Is 4 centimeters greater than or less than 4 decimeters?
1 decimeter is 10cm, so 4 is 40cm, greater than for 4cm
What is 100 percent of 40cm?
40cm
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