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How long is a millimeter Show it?
A millimetre is one tenth the size of a centemetre and one thousandth of a metre and a metre is that long.
How many centimeters are in 1 decimetre?
10. A centimetre is one-hundredth of a metre whila decimetre is one-tenth of a metre.
What are desimols?
Decimals are tenth parts. E.g. one tenth of a metre can be written with a decimal: 0.1 m.
How big is 160mm?
A millimetere os one tenth of a centimetre so 160mm is 16cm. the reason it is milli-metre is because 'milli' is one millionth so it is one millionth of a metre thus forming millimetre a centimetre is one one hundredth of a metre 'centi' being the word of a hundredth
What is the most appropriate measure of length for a cat?
A tenth of a metre.
One-tenth of a meter equals one what?
The unit equal to one tenth of a metre is called a decimetre.One tenth of a metre is one decimetre.
What is one tenth of a meater?
Who knows? But one tenth of a metre (or meter) is a decimetre.
Is a decimetre bigger than a metre?
No, a decimetre is one tenth (1/10) of a metre.
How many centimeters are there in one tenth of a meter?
There are 100 centimetres in one metre. Therefore, one tenth of a metre is equal to 1/10 x 100 = 10 centimetres.
Is one tenth of a metre ten centimetres?
Yes
How long is a millimeter Show it?
A millimetre is one tenth the size of a centemetre and one thousandth of a metre and a metre is that long.
Is a decimeter the same as a meter?
No, a decimetre is one tenth of a metre.
How many centimeters are in 1 decimetre?
10. A centimetre is one-hundredth of a metre whila decimetre is one-tenth of a metre.
What are desimols?
Decimals are tenth parts. E.g. one tenth of a metre can be written with a decimal: 0.1 m.
What is 0.0001 in meters?
It is one ten thousandth of a metre or a tenth of a millimetre.
How many meters are there in a decimetre?
One decimetre is equal to one tenth of a metre or 0.1 metres.
Is there such thing as a desomeater?
There is a 'decimetre' - which is a measurement of length, one tenth of a metre. If that's what you meant.
