3 years ago

1 square kilometre equals to 100000000000 square centimetres Express it in scientific notation

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1 answer:

umka21 [38]3 years ago

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Answer:

1Km^2 = 100000000000 cm^2

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1 square kilometre equals to 100000000000 square centimetres Express it in scientific notation​

1 square kilometre equals to 100000000000 square centimetres Express it in scientific notation