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2 years ago

Complete the following conversions. i) 1 m2 = a cm2 ii) 1 cm2 = b mm2 iii) 1 km2 = c m2

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Fofino [41]2 years ago

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The values that complete the conversions are

a = 10000

b = 100

c = 1000000

<h3>Conversion of units </h3>

From the question, we are to complete the given conversions

1 m² = a cm²

NOTE: 1 m² = 10000 cm²

∴ a = 10000

ii)

1 cm² = b mm²

NOTE: 1 cm² = 100 mm²

∴ b = 100

iii)

1 km² = c m²

NOTE: 1 km² = 1000000 m²

∴ c = 1000000

Hence, the values that complete the conversions are

a = 10000

b = 100

c = 1000000

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