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K. Rosiah
How many cm are there in 1.5 k?
When you say, "... 1.5 K...," I assume you meant to say 1.5 km. If that is the case, you can find the number of cm in 1.5 km by using a conversion formula. We know that there are 100cm in a meter and 1000m in a km. Therefore: (1.5km) X (1000m / 1km) X (100cm / 1m) = 150,000cm Concluding that there are 150,000cm in 1.5km.
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2m is equal yto how many cm?
Use this : K H D B D C Mcm is represented by the Centim is represented by the BaseTherefore, you have to jump 2 spots, which goes by tens, to get to the C. So, 2 m is equal to 200 cm.
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