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If we have a metre scale, then how many divisions do we need to make such that each division is equal to a centimetre?

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20

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100

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10

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1000

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Solution

The correct option is B
100

From convention we have,

$1 m = 100 c m$

So we need $100$ divisions on a metre scale so that each division is equal to a centimetre.

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