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The area of a sheet of paper is 900 cm2. Express this area in the S.I. system O a. 0.09 m2 O b. 9 m2 O c. 900 X 10-3 m² O d. 900 X 10-6 m²

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The area of a sheet of paper is 900 cm2. Express
this area in the S.I. system
O a. 0.09 m2
O b. 9 m2
OC. 900 X 10-3 m2
O d. 900 X 10-6 m²

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