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The correct order from least to greatest is inch, centimeter, yard, kilometer, and mile. An inch is the smallest unit of measurement, followed by the centimeter, which is approximately 2.54 times larger than an inch. The yard is larger than both the inch and centimeter, followed by the kilometer, which is equivalent to 1000 meters. The mile is the largest unit in this sequence, with one mile being approximately 1.609 kilometers.
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What is the order of these metric units from smallest to greatest meter millimeter kilometer decimeter centimeter dekameter hectometer?
millimeter (.001m), decimeter (.01m), centimeter(.1m), meter (1m), dekameter (10m), hectometer (100m), kilometer (1000m)millimeter (milli = 1/1000)centimeter (centi = 1/100)decimeter (deci = 1/10)meter (no prefix = 1)dekameter (deka = 10)hectometer (hecto = 100)kilometer (kilo = 1000)
What is the order of these from least to greatest centimeter millimeter meter?
mm, cm, m
What is the correct order from smallest to largest for millimeter centimeter kilometer and meter?
Millimeter, centimeter, meter, kilometer.
What is median in mathmatical language?
arrange the set of number in order from least to greatest and the middle number is the median. You have to arrange them in order from least to greatest or it's wrong. (or greatest to least)
How do you put 3.58 0.358 35.8 in order from least to greatest?
0.358, 3.58 and 35.8 are the numbers in order from least to greatest.
What are in the correct order from smallest to largest a Millimeter meter centimeter kilometer Millimeter centimeter meter kilometer Centimeter millimeter meter kilo?
Millimeter centimeter meter kilometer is the right order
What is the order of these metric units from smallest to greatest meter millimeter kilometer decimeter centimeter dekameter hectometer?
millimeter (.001m), decimeter (.01m), centimeter(.1m), meter (1m), dekameter (10m), hectometer (100m), kilometer (1000m)millimeter (milli = 1/1000)centimeter (centi = 1/100)decimeter (deci = 1/10)meter (no prefix = 1)dekameter (deka = 10)hectometer (hecto = 100)kilometer (kilo = 1000)
What are these from least to greatest centimeter foot meter kilometer lightyear?
From shortest to longest, these are arranged:centimetre (1 centimetre)inch (2.54 centimetres)foot (30.48 centimetres)yard (91.44 centimetres)metre (100 centimetres)hectometre (10000 centimetres)kilometre (100000 centimetres)mile (160934.4 centimetres)
What is the order of these from least to greatest centimeter millimeter meter?
mm, cm, m
What is the correct order from smallest to largest for millimeter centimeter kilometer and meter?
Millimeter, centimeter, meter, kilometer.
What is Metre millimetre centimeter decimetre in order?
Least to greatest: mm, cm, dm, m
Put at least 5 units of metric measurement in order?
From smallest to biggest: Kilometer, hectometer, dekameter, meter, decimeter, centimeter, millimeter.
Which is larger millimeter centimeter kilometer or decameter?
kilometer. This is the order. kilo>deca>centi>milli
What is centimeter millimeter decimeter meter and kilometer in order from most precise to least precise?
In terms of precision, the order from most precise to least precise is as follows: millimeter, centimeter, decimeter, meter, and kilometer. The millimeter is the smallest unit, providing the highest precision, while the kilometer is the largest unit, offering the least precision for measuring distances. Each unit is ten times larger than the one before it, which contributes to the decreasing precision as you move up the scale.
What is the order between millimeter to kilometers?
centimeter meter millimeter kilometer
What is the corect order for meter millimeter kilometer centimeter?
From smallest to largest:MillimeterCentimeterMeterKilometer
What is the order from least to greatest for the following measurements yard mile meter foot hectometer inch centimeter?
Centimeter, inch, foot, yard, meter, hectometer, mile. This is annoying because they are not easily compared, because the meter is not in terms of feet nor is the inch in terms of centimeters etc...
