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What is 100 x 105cm? 105m 15m 10m 50cm 10.05m

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What is 100 x 105cm?
105m
15m
10m 50cm
10.05m

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Final answer:

The answer is 10,500cm.

Step-by-step explanation:

To find the product of 100 x 105cm, we can multiply the numbers together. When multiplying, we multiply the whole numbers and then the decimals.

100 x 105cm = 10,500cm

Therefore, the answer is 10,500cm.

Learn more about Multiplication of measurements

Przno answered Mar 22, 2024

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