$1 c m^{2}$ = ___ $m m^{2}$ . (provide a numerical value)

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$1 c m^{2}$ = $(1 c m) \times (1 c m)$
We know that, 1 cm = 10 mm
$∴$ $1 c m^{2}$ = $(1 c m) \times (1 c m)$
= $(10 m m) \times (10 m m)$ = $100 m m^{2}$

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1cm2 = (1 cm)×(1 cm) We know that, 1 cm = 10 mm ∴ 1 cm2 = (1 cm)×(1 cm) = (10 mm)×(10 mm) = 100 mm2

$1 c m^{2}$ = ___ $m m^{2}$ . (provide a numerical value)

$1 c m^{2}$ = $(1 c m) \times (1 c m)$
We know that, 1 cm = 10 mm
$∴$ $1 c m^{2}$ = $(1 c m) \times (1 c m)$
= $(10 m m) \times (10 m m)$ = $100 m m^{2}$