the surface of a solid is 50,682,000 square milliliters. Is the surface area greater than 50 square meters

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DarkAtra asked Oct 17, 2023

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the surface of a solid is 50,682,000 square milliliters. Is the surface area greater than 50 square meters

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I think 50,682,000 square milliliters

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One square millimeter converted into square meter equals = 0.0000010 m2 , sq m

1 mm2 , sq mm = 0.0000010 m2 , sq m

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