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How big is 14 mm?
14 mm is equivalent to 1.4 cm or approximately 0.55 inches.
How many mm in?
25.4 mm in an inch
How big is a lession measured 7.2 mm by 3.8 mm?
The size of the lesion is 7.2 mm by 3.8 mm. The area of the lesion would be approximately 27.36 square millimeters.
How big is mm in feet and inches?
one inch is 25.4 mm one foot is 12 inches one foot is 12 x 2.54 = 304,8 mm
How many mm to make an inch?
There are 25.4 millimeters in one inch.
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