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7 meters 45cm =how many cm?

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7 meters 45cm =how many cm?

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7 meters -> 700 cm

7 meter + 45 centimeter =

700 cm + 45 cm =

745 cm

Marcin Wasilewski answered Jul 19, 2018

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Are you adding subtracting multiplying or dividing?

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