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10 dm equals how many m?
decimeter or dm=10 meters. 20 dm equals 200 meters * * * * * Correction. A decimetre is a tenth of a metre so 20 dm = 2m
83 m equals how many dm?
83 meters equals 830 decimeters
How much is 2000dm?
2000. dm...since the exponent of deci is -1, move the decimal to the left one because 1 m is greater than 1 dm. 200 m = 2000 dm.
How many 10dm equal to m?
The conversion between m and dm are given .On finding the relation we get as follows . we know ,1 dm =10 m. 10 dm=100 m.
How many m are in 7000 dm's?
There are 70 meters in 7000 decimeters (dm) because 1 dm is equivalent to 0.1 meters. So, you simply multiply 7000 dm by 0.1 m/dm to get 700 m.
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