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3 years ago

Which is longer 2 meters or 200 cent a meters or 2.05 meters

1 answer:

6 0

Solving this requires use of conversions

we already know that
2.05 m > 2 m

all that's left is the question
200 cm vs. 2.05 meters

I we know our equivalencies, we know that
100 cm = 1 m

if this is so then
200 cm = 2 m

we already know that
2.05 m > 2 m

so it must also be that
2.05 m > 200 cm

$2.05 \: meters$

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