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3 years ago

!!!PLEASE HELP ASAP!!! I WILL GIVE MORR POINTS IF NEEDED AND MARK BRAINLIEST

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Firlakuza [10]3 years ago

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The first one shows 1 cm and 7 mm, we need to convert 7 mm to cm
1 cm + 7 mm
= 1 cm + $\frac{7}{10}$ cm
= 1 cm + 0.7 cm
= 1.7 cm
The first one is 1.7 cm

The second one shows 11 inches and 5/16 inches. Between number 11 and 12, there are 16 strips and the pointer lies on fifth strip, thus it show 5/16 inches. The second one is 11 $\frac{5}{16}$ inches.

The third one shows 13 cm and 8 mm. We need to convert mm into cm.
13 cm + 8 mm
= 13 cm + 0.8 cm
= 13.8 cm
The third one is 13.8 mm

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