how do you convert metric units? ex: 570 cm = ? m

Convert Metric Units

1. 570cm = ?m   2. 356mm = ? m  3. 4.7m = ? cm  4. 0.4m = ? mm  5. 0.63cm = ? mm  6. 0.18mm = cm

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570 cm=5.7 meters

all metrik thangs...multipli or divide bi 10^integer

integer =0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6...
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You have to move a few decimal places

1-5.7m

2-0.356m

3-470cm

4-400mm                                                                                        

5-6.3mm

6-0.018cm 

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