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Ben measures the height of two bottles. One is 12cm, and the other one is 15cm. In millimeters, what is the difference of the two heights
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Ben measures the height of two bottles. One is 12cm, and the other one is 15cm. In millimeters, what is the difference of the two heights

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Answer: 30 millimeters.

Explanation:

15cm in millimeters = 150

12cm in millimteres = 120

You're finding difference, so subtract

150-120 = 30.

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