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To the nearest hundredth, how many cm are in 8 in? (1 in = 2.54 cm) A) 20.32 cm B) 25.54 cm C) 30.48 cm D) 36.45 cm
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@x__hazel__x @HelpThisPanda007
You need to convert 8 inches to centimeters (cm). How are inches and cm related to one another? Make a conversion factor out of this. Then multipy 8 inches by this conversion factor. Note that we want to cancel out "inches" in favor of "cm."
@563blackghost @RhondaSommer
We know that 1in equals 2.54 cm so we would simply multiply 8 by 2.54... \(\Huge{8 \times 2.54=?cm}\)
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or you could use google lol
20.32
Correct ^^
good job :)
thanks more help plz
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