Fill in the missing value. 1 km2 = ___________ dm2

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mathslover · Answer

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mathslover · Answer

1 kilometer = 10 000 decimeters
hence $$\huge{1km^2=(10000dm)^2}$$

anonymous · Answer

oh great

anonymous · Answer

:)

mathslover · Answer

can u solve this now ?

mathslover · Answer

ur welcome @HoneyDarlin

anonymous · Answer

100,000,000?
I really suck at math sorry lol

mathslover · Answer

yes : u r right gr8 
$$\huge{10000^2=100000000=10^8}$$ u can include $\huge{dm^2}$ there after $\huge{10^8}$