Math, asked by kmadhu124, 1 year ago

5m and 15cm=.....................m

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Answered by Draxillus

8

hey there

I am meritkshitij here.

5m and 15cm=5m and 15/100m
=5m and 0.15 m
=5.15 m Ans.

pls mark brainliest

Answered by PrernaSharma

3

Hii..

here is ur answer :--

5m and 15cm = 5.15m

Hope it helps!!

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