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Is 80cm bigger than 1M?
No, it is not. 1 M = 100 cm So, 80 cm = 0.8 M
What is longer 1m or 80 cm?
1 meter = 100 centimeters. That's more than 80 centimeters.
What is greater 800mm or 80cm?
To compare 800mm and 80cm, we need to convert them to the same unit of measurement. Since 1cm is equal to 10mm, 80cm is equivalent to 800mm. Therefore, 800mm is equal to 80cm. In this case, they are equal in value.
Is 1000cm longer than a 1m?
100cm is a metre, so obviously 1000cm is bigger!!
How many cm are there in 800mm?
1cm=10mm 800mm*(1cm/10mm)=80cm There are 80cm in 800mm.
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