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Given that 10 cm is approximately equal to 4 inches, which of the following expressions models a way to find out approximately h

ow many inches are equivalent to 350 cm?
A
350×(104)
B
350×(410)
C
(10−4)×350
D
(350−10)×4

1 answer:

Hatshy [7]2 years ago

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Answer: I don't Know

Step-by-step explanation: Thanks for the point tho :)

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