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Plss i need help! this is 6th grade math.
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Plss i need help! this is 6th grade math.

Plss i need help! this is 6th grade math.-example-1
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Answer:

17.78

Explanation:

Each inch is 2.54cm.

We will first multiply 2.54 into 7 inches, since it is asking us for the centimeters, then our work should now look like this: 2.54 x 7 = 17.78

We can check our work by dividing the sum by the number in our equation.

17.78/7= 2.54

User Seamus Campbell
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7 inches = 17.78 cm

Explanation:

I looked it up

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