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10 inches have about how many millimeters?
a 12 inch rule is about 300 mm 300/12 x 10 = 250 Answer: about 250 mm
How many centimeters is 250 picometers?
A picometer is 10-12 of a meter, and a centimeter is 10-2 of a meter. So, 250 picometers is 2.5x10-8cm.
How many gallon cans of green beans would you need to feed 250 people?
10
What is 10 percent more of 250 pounds?
10 percent of 250 pounds is 25 pounds. Adding 25 pounds to 250 pounds gives a total of 275 pounds, which is 10 percent more than 250 pounds.
How many cups in 2.5 L?
2.5 l = 2500ml 2500/250 = 10 10 cups
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