34cm + 68cm = 102cm
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A cylinder with a 34cm diameter and 42cm height has a volume of 38,133 cubic centimeters.
13.39 in.
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Well, isn't that a happy little question! If we have a half meter, that's 50 centimeters. To find out how much longer that is than 34 centimeters, we simply subtract: 50cm - 34cm = 16cm. So, a half meter is 16 centimeters longer than 34 centimeters.
34cm + 68cm = 102cm
The length of the shorter side is 16cm The formula for the perimeter of a rectangle is p = 2a + 2b, p = 100cm, a = 34cm 2b = p - 2a = 100 - 68 = 32 b = 16cm
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A cylinder with a 34cm diameter and 42cm height has a volume of 38,133 cubic centimeters.
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13.39 in.
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There are 40 millimeters between 30mm and 70mm. This is calculated by subtracting the smaller number (30mm) from the larger number (70mm): 70mm - 30mm = 40mm.
In terms of length, 30mm is greater than 3cm. This is because 1cm is equal to 10mm. Therefore, 3cm is equivalent to 30mm.