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3 years ago

1.length of a ballpen 2.foot size 3.interval of two chairs in a classroom 4.diameter of a coin 5.distance from house to school

English

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iren2701 [21]3 years ago

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Answer:

1)5-6 Inch

2)10.125 in / 25.7 cm

4)19.05 m

5)1km

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