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25-02-2015
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a butterfly has a wingspam of 66mm and height of 6cm.which is greater,its windspam or height?

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Nellz01 Nellz01

25-02-2015

There are 10 mm in 1 cm so 66 mm is the same as 6.6 cm or 6 cm is the same as 60 mm.
Therefore... the wingspan is greater! :)

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nstokes780278 nstokes780278

25-02-2015

A cm is 10mm so divide 66 by 10 to find the wingspan which is 6.6cm and the height is 6cm so the wing span is bigger

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