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A centimetre (international spelling as used by the International Bureau of Weights and Measures; symbol cm) or centimeter (American spelling) is a unit of length in the metric system, equal to one hundredth of a metre, centi being the SI prefix for a factor of 1/100 . The centimetre was the base unit of length in the now deprecated centimetre–gram–second (CGS) system of units.
| 1 centimeters ≡ 0.1 decimeters | 4 centimeters ≡ 0.4 decimeters |
| 1.5 centimeters ≡ 0.15 decimeters | 4.5 centimeters ≡ 0.45 decimeters |
| 2 centimeters ≡ 0.2 decimeters | 5 centimeters ≡ 0.5 decimeters |
| 2.5 centimeters ≡ 0.25 decimeters | 5.5 centimeters ≡ 0.55 decimeters |
| 3 centimeters ≡ 0.3 decimeters | 6 centimeters ≡ 0.6 decimeters |
Decimeter or decimetre is equal to 10-1 meter (unit of length), comes from a combination of the metric prefix deci (d) and the SI unit of length meter (m). Plural name is decimeters.
| 1 decimeters ≡ 10 centimeters | 4 decimeters ≡ 40 centimeters |
| 1.5 decimeters ≡ 15 centimeters | 4.5 decimeters ≡ 45 centimeters |
| 2 decimeters ≡ 20 centimeters | 5 decimeters ≡ 50 centimeters |
| 2.5 decimeters ≡ 25 centimeters | 5.5 decimeters ≡ 55 centimeters |
| 3 decimeters ≡ 30 centimeters | 6 decimeters ≡ 60 centimeters |
| 1 centimeters ≡ 0.1 decimeters |
| 1 decimeters ≡ 10 centimeters |