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Question from Jason: Hi! Thanks! |
HI Jason,
There are 2.54 centimeters in an inch which is approximately two and a half centimeters in an inch. Four times two and a half is ten and hence there are approximately ten centimeters in 4 inches. That's what I use approximately convert inches to centimeters
\[4 \mbox{ inches } \approx 10 \mbox{ centimeters.}\]
Penny
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