Chemistry, asked by santhuthota0210, 7 months ago

Ten millimeter is equal to
A) 1cm b) 100cm c) 10m d) 10dm

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Answered by evievil

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Answer:

100cm is a correct answer please mark me brainlest

Answered by tbalasubhulakshmi453

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Answer:

Option a is correct

Explanation:

10 millimetre = 1 cm

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