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It is easy to think that the unit of measure with the greater number is the larger unit of measure. Draw a segment that is about 1 inch long. Then draw a segment that is 1 cm long. Which unit is smaller? How does this relate to the conversion factor given in this lesson? What can you conclude?
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1 cm is smaller
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unit 'cm'
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1 inch is about 2.54 cm that means that it takes about two and a half centimeters to make 1 inch therefore the cm is smaller
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IK U COULD HELP JIGGLY!!! UR AWESOME!!!
for conclusion and unit conversion use @jigglypuff314 's answer
of course 1 cm
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