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Adelyn
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24 December, 07:48
How do you do this problem
0.00161 cm to mm
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Kira Andrews
24 December, 08:11
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Multiply (0.00161 cm) by the fraction (10 mm/cm).
The 'cm' on top and bottom cancels, and you get (0.0161mm).
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