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Convert 288cm to Meters Give explanation + formula

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Answer:

288 cm is 2.88 meters. This is because each centimeter is 1/100th of a meter, or in other words, each meter is 100 cm. To find out cm-m, divide the amount of cm by 100 and change the unit to m.

Explanation:

formula is cm/100=m

288/100= 2.88m

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