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What is 13.5 meters subtract 1270 centimeters

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13.5 x 100 = 1,350cm
1350cm-1270cm=80cm
Answer: 80cm

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1270 cm= 12.7 meters
13.5 cm- 12.7 cm= 0.8 cm

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