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Copia en tu cuaderno y convierte las siguientes medidas de superficie en medidas agrarias:a) 6 000 m2 = … a b) 200 m2 = … a c) 2

0 000 m2 = … ad) 900 dam2 = … a e) 25,6 dam2 = … a f) 0,4 dam2 = … ag) 50 000 dam2 = … ha h) 500 000 dam2 = … ha

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