1 inch=2.5 cm how many inches are there in 16.4cm

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Answer: 6,5 inch $\displaystyle\ 1 \ inch=2,5=\frac{10}{4} \\\\ x \ inch=16,4 \\\\x=\frac{16,4}{\frac{10}{4} }= 6,56 inch$

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