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How many mm in 006 inches?
There are 152.4 mm in 6 inches.
What is 3.140 thousands of an inch in millimeter?
3.140 thousands of an inch is equal to 0.07976 millimeters.
How many mm in 720 thousandths of an inch?
I assume you mean 0.02 of an inch? i.e. 1/50th of an inch. So there are 25.4mm in an inch. We have to divide this by 50 to get a 50th, which is 0.508mm.
How many mm in?
25.4 mm in an inch
How many mm in 1 inch?
There are 25.4 millimeters in 1 inch.
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