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1m is 1cm in fractions

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1cm = 100cm so not 1m wouldnt be 1 cm in fractions

MasNotsram answered Jan 28, 2016

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1m= 100cm

therefore 1cm x100=1m

and so 1cm=1m/100

Jonas Lindahl answered Feb 1, 2016

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