Anil's father has three different wires which vary in lengths.
J: 12 cm
K: 2.8 m
L: 203 mm
Which of the following options shows the arrangement of the wires from the longest to the shortest?

L > J > K

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K > L > J

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J > L > K

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K > J > L

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Solution

The correct option is B $K > L > J$
$1 m = 100 c m = 1000 m m$

Coverting the lengths of three different wires to SI base unit, we get:
$J : 12 c m = 0.12 m$
$K : 2.8 m$
$L : 203 m m = 0.203 m$

Hence, the arrangement of the given wires from the longest to the shortest length is $K > L > J$ .

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Anil's father has three different wires which vary in lengths. J: 12 cm K: 2.8 m L: 203 mm Which of the following options shows the arrangement of the wires from the longest to the shortest?

The correct option is B K>L>J1 m=100 cm=1000 mm Coverting the lengths of three different wires to SI base unit, we get: J:12 cm=0.12 m K:2.8 m L:203 mm=0.203 m Hence, the arrangement of the given wires from the longest to the shortest length is K>L>J.

Anil's father has three different wires which vary in lengths.
J: 12 cm
K: 2.8 m
L: 203 mm
Which of the following options shows the arrangement of the wires from the longest to the shortest?

The correct option is B $K > L > J$
$1 m = 100 c m = 1000 m m$

Coverting the lengths of three different wires to SI base unit, we get:
$J : 12 c m = 0.12 m$
$K : 2.8 m$
$L : 203 m m = 0.203 m$

Hence, the arrangement of the given wires from the longest to the shortest length is $K > L > J$ .