Предмет: Астрономия, автор: theqwertyinthebest

Задание 1. Ответьте на вопросы.
Сколько сантиметров в одном дециметре?
Задание 2. Реши.
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Автор ответа: nikto1510
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1)1 дм-10 см.

2)1 330 034

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Автор ответа: vikaskarbencuk
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Ответ:

1) в одном децеметре 10см

2) 1 330 034

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