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10 m²=________cm Please solve this

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Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:

10m2 =100m

since 1 m=100 cm

therefore 100m=100x100=10000 cm

answer is 10000 cm

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Answered by ItzDinu

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10 m² = 100000

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