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A crater known as Aristarchus is 3.6 kilometers deep. What is this distance in millimeters?A crater known as Aristarchus is 3.6 kilometers deep. What is the distance in millimet…
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A crater known as Aristarchus is 3.6 kilometers deep. What is this distance in millimeters?A crater known as Aristarchus is 3.6 kilometers deep. What is the distance in millimet…
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36,000,000 millinetees
3.6 km =___ mm
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mm=km/0.000001
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