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What is 113mm in cm?

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Updated: 4/28/2022

113 ÷ 10 = 11.3 cm

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What is 32 cm and 56 cm simplified?

32 cm and 56 cm simplified: 16 cm / 28 cm 8 cm / 14 cm 4 cm / 7 cm

What is the kill radius of a 30mm round?

What 30mm round are you talking about? there are many types of 30mm projectiles. but 3 are the most common in use. (1)30*113mm used by apache's 30mm cannon.(455 grams cartridge weight) (2)30*173mm used by US and NATO forces for 30mm cannons.(690-720 grams cartridge weight) (3)Russian 30*165mm rounds used by Russian 30mm cannons and Gatling guns.(832-845 grams cartridge weight) The kill radius of the 30*113mm round used by apache is from 5ft to 10ft. The kill radius of the 30165 and 30173mm rounds are approximately 10ft to 16ft.

What is the abbreviation for centimeters?

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8 cm * 9 cm * 10 cm = 720 cm^3

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What 3 numbers are between 4 centimeters and 5 centimeters?

There are an infinite number of lengths between 4 cm and 5 cm. Here are a few: 4.00001 cm 4.00002 cm 4.00003 cm 4.0001 cm 4.001 cm 4.01 cm 4.1 cm 4.11 cm 4.12 cm 4.13 cm 4.2 cm 4.3 cm 4.4 cm 4.5 cm 4.6 cm 4.7 cm 4.8 cm 4.9 cm 4.99 cm 4.999 cm 4.99900001 cm 4.99900002 cm . . etc.

What is cm² multiplied by cm?

cm² x cm = cm³

What is 32 cm and 56 cm simplified?

32 cm and 56 cm simplified: 16 cm / 28 cm 8 cm / 14 cm 4 cm / 7 cm

What is the kill radius of a 30mm round?

What 30mm round are you talking about? there are many types of 30mm projectiles. but 3 are the most common in use. (1)30*113mm used by apache's 30mm cannon.(455 grams cartridge weight) (2)30*173mm used by US and NATO forces for 30mm cannons.(690-720 grams cartridge weight) (3)Russian 30*165mm rounds used by Russian 30mm cannons and Gatling guns.(832-845 grams cartridge weight) The kill radius of the 30*113mm round used by apache is from 5ft to 10ft. The kill radius of the 30165 and 30173mm rounds are approximately 10ft to 16ft.

What is the abbreviation for centimeters?

cm.

What is the volume of Cm by Cm by Cm?

210 cm³

What is volume of a cube with an edge of 8 centimeters?

8 cm * 8 cm * 8 cm = 512 cm3.8 cm * 8 cm * 8 cm = 512 cm3.8 cm * 8 cm * 8 cm = 512 cm3.8 cm * 8 cm * 8 cm = 512 cm3.

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