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Chapter A, Problem 109ES
To determine
To fill: The blank space in the provided table,
Object |
Yards (yd) |
Centimeters (cm) |
Inches (in.) |
Meters (m) |
Millimeters (mm) |
Length of 4 yardsticks |
4 |
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