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The ice on a pond is 0.03 meter thick. if the ice were 10 times as thick how many meters thick would the ice be

The ice on a pond is 0.03 meter thick. if the ice were 10 times as thick how many meters thick would the ice be
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the ice on a pond is 0.03 meter thick. if the ice were 10 times as thick how many meters thick would the ice be

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0.03 multiply by 10 equals 0.30 meter
User Mahesh Thorat
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the ice would be .3 meters thick
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