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A decimetre is a unit of measurement equal to one tenth of a metre (or about 3.937 inches), commonly used in the metric system. It's a convenient size for measuring everyday objects that are too large for centimetres but too small for metres.
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- Unit.name
- decimetre
- Unit.image
- Cd 3d.png
- Unit.caption
- A standard CD is in diameter.
- Unit.symbol
- dm
- Unit.standard
- SI
- Unit.quantity
- length
- Unit.units1
- SI base units
- Unit.units2
- imperial/US units
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- subdivision of this unit
- centimetre
- unit symbol
- dm
- different from
- 1 decimetre
- conversion to SI unit
- 0.1
- measured physical quantity
- length
- conversion to standard unit
- 100000
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