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asked May 14, 2022 53.4k views

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Change 300mm into cm

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It’s going to be 30 Cm

Adrian Murray answered May 17, 2022

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Answer:

30 centimeters

Explanation:

true

Joseph Simpson answered May 18, 2022

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