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Which is bigger 7cm or 18mm?
7cm is much more than 18mm. Through conversions, 7cm is the same as 70mm, and 18mm is 1.8cm.
18mm 7cm 3dm 1m least to greatest?
That's in the right order.
Is 9km bigger or less than 8500m?
9km is bigger than 8500m which equals 8.5km
Is 0.9 bigger than 0.909?
No. 0.909 is bigger than 0.9
What is the inside circumference of 18mm?
324mm
Which is bigger 7cm or 18mm?
7cm is much more than 18mm. Through conversions, 7cm is the same as 70mm, and 18mm is 1.8cm.
Is 10mm bigger than 8mm?
Yes, 10mm is bigger than 8mm. The difference between the two measurements is 2mm, making 10mm larger. In numerical terms, 10 is greater than 8.
How many cenimeters are in 18 mm?
18mm x 1cm/10mm = 1.8
Is a 40 bigger than a 10mm?
Yes, a 40 is bigger than 10mm. In measurements, 40 units of any measurement system (like millimeters, inches, etc.) are greater than 10 units of the same system. If you're referring to caliber sizes, a .40 caliber is approximately 10.16mm, which is slightly larger than 10mm.
Is 10mm bigger than 1 inch?
No it is not. 1 inch is equal to 2.54 cm or 25.4mm. 10mm is approximately 13/32 of an inch.
Is 18mm larger than 14mm?
Yes, 18mm is larger than 14mm. The difference between the two measurements is 4mm, making 18mm greater in size.
What is a 10mm socket equal too in a standard socket?
There's nothing in inch measurement that is close enough. 10mm is a little bigger than 3/8, and smaller than 7/16.
How bigger is 12 mm smaller than 1 cm?
1cm = 10mm So 12mm is greater than 1cm.
Is 50 mm bigger than 6 cm?
There are 10mm in a centimeter, therefore 6 cm = 60 mm
Which is bigger 10 cm or 10mm?
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How wide is 18mm?
Eighteen millimeters (18mm) is equivalent to 1.8 centimeters or approximately 0.71 inches. To visualize it, 18mm is slightly wider than a standard paperclip and about the width of a large button.
Where can you buy a magnetic snap on handbag?
Tantalizing Stitches provides magnetic snaps in 10mm, 14mm, and 18mm sizes in both pronged and sew in type. http://tantalizingstitches.com
