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What is 300cm x 3,000cm - 789

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What is 300cm x 3,000cm - 789

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Answer:

899211

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300x3000=900000

900000-789=899211

Bznein answered Nov 13, 2022

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899211cm

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Amarnath Ravikumar answered Nov 16, 2022

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