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BARSIC [14]3 years ago

8 0

5.08 centimeter
50.8 millimeter
50800 micrometer
5.08et7 nanometer

thats all you need to know

marshall27 [118]3 years ago

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<em>0.0508 meter</em>
<span><em>5.08 centimeter</em></span>
<em>50.8 millimeter</em>
<em>0.0000508 kilometer</em>
<em>0.05555556 yard</em>
<em>0.16666667 foot</em>
<em>0.00003157 mile</em>
<span><em>I gave the easiest you can learn </em>
</span><em>Remember,When you are converting from large to small you divide</em>
<em>And when you do smaller to large you multiply</em>

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