#1*dm-=10^-1*m-= 0.01*m-=10*cm# Show
Explanation:The prefix #"deci"-=10^-1#. The prefix #"centi"-=10^-2#. The prefix #"milli"-==10^-3#. And going the other way, the prefix #"kilo"-=10^3#, and the prefix #"mega"-=10^6#. And so #1*dm-=1xx10^-1xx1000*mm-=100*mm-=10*cm#. We use #1*dm^3-=(10^-1*m)^3-=1/1000*m^3-=1*L# as a convenient measurement of volume. Use this converter to easily convert between Decimeters and Centimeters (dm to cm). Quick navigation:
How many Centimeters equal one Decimeter?Decimeters and Centimeters are length measurement units derived from the basic metric unit – the meter. The appropriate symbols for them are respectively dm and cm. According to the International System of Units 1 decimeter equals 10 centimeters, so there are 10 cm in a dm. Difference between Decimeters and CentimetersOne meter is the distance that light travels in vacuum in 1/299,792,458 of a second. The dm and the cm are both smaller in scale than the meter. The decimeter is 1/10 of the length of meter. In terms of non-SI units, a cubic decimeter is equal to 1 liter. The highest UHF radio frequency (3 GHz) has a wavelength of 1 dm, whereas that of the lowest one (300 Hz) is 10 dm. The term decimeter is not in common use, as the units that provide more specific numbers are preferred for most tasks. The centimeter, for example, is largely used in everyday practice – when taking measures for clothes, when making sketches, or when transforming map scale to real-world dimensions. The average length of a coffee bean is 1 cm. Compared to the meter, it is equal to 0.01 of its magnitude. Its prefix ‘centi’ on itself indicates that there are 100 cm in a meter. How to convert Decimeters to CentimetersThe conversion from decimeters to centimeters is based on the relationship between the two units. The formula is quite simple: dm x 10 = cm. Dm to cm conversion exampleSample task: convert 50 dm to centimeters. Solution: Formula: dm to cm conversion tabledm to cm conversion table
References[1] NIST Special Publication 330 (2008) - "The International System of Units (SI)", edited by Barry N.Taylor and Ambler Thompson [2] International Organization for Standardization (1993). ISO Standards Handbook: Quantities and units (3rd edition). Geneva: ISO. ISBN 92-67-10185-4. Home / Length Conversion / Convert Decimeter to Centimeter Please provide values below to convert decimeter [dm] to centimeter [cm], or vice versa.
Decimeter to Centimeter Conversion Table
How to Convert Decimeter to Centimeter1 dm = 10 cm Example: convert 15 dm to cm: Popular Length Unit Conversionscm to inches inches to cm mm to inches inches to mm meters to feet feet to meters km to miles miles to km cm to feet feet to cm inches to feet feet to inches meters to yards yards to meters mm to cm cm to mm cm to m m to cm cm to km km to cm mm to feet feet to mm meters to miles miles to meters feet to miles miles to feet yards to feet feet to yards inches to meters meters to inches mm to m m to mm km to m m to km inches to yards yards to inches yards to miles miles to yards Convert Decimeter to Other Length UnitsDecimeter to Meter Decimeter to Kilometer Decimeter to Millimeter Decimeter to Micrometer Decimeter to Nanometer Decimeter to Mile Decimeter to Yard Decimeter to Foot Decimeter to Inch Decimeter to Light Year Decimeter to Break Decimeter to Exameter Decimeter to Petameter Decimeter to Terameter Decimeter to Gigameter Decimeter to Megameter Decimeter to Hectometer Decimeter to Dekameter Decimeter to Micron Decimeter to Picometer Decimeter to Femtometer Decimeter to Attometer Decimeter to Megaparsec Decimeter to Kiloparsec Decimeter to Parsec Decimeter to Astronomical Unit Decimeter to League Decimeter to Nautical League (UK) Decimeter to Nautical League (int.) Decimeter to League (statute) Decimeter to Nautical Mile (UK) Decimeter to Nautical Mile (international) Decimeter to Mile (statute) Decimeter to Mile (US Survey) Decimeter to Mile (Roman) Decimeter to Kiloyard Decimeter to Furlong Decimeter to Furlong (US Survey) Decimeter to Chain Decimeter to Chain (US Survey) Decimeter to Rope Decimeter to Rod Decimeter to Rod (US Survey) Decimeter to Perch Decimeter to Pole Decimeter to Fathom Decimeter to Fathom (US Survey) Decimeter to Ell Decimeter to Foot (US Survey) Decimeter to Link Decimeter to Link (US Survey) Decimeter to Cubit (UK) Decimeter to Hand Decimeter to Span (cloth) Decimeter to Finger (cloth) Decimeter to Nail (cloth) Decimeter to Inch (US Survey) Decimeter to Barleycorn Decimeter to Mil Decimeter to Microinch Decimeter to Angstrom Decimeter to A.u. Of Length Decimeter to X-unit Decimeter to Fermi Decimeter to Arpent Decimeter to Pica Decimeter to Point Decimeter to Twip Decimeter to Aln Decimeter to Famn Decimeter to Caliber Decimeter to Centiinch Decimeter to Ken Decimeter to Russian Archin Decimeter to Roman Actus Decimeter to Vara De Tarea Decimeter to Vara Conuquera Decimeter to Vara Castellana Decimeter to Cubit (Greek) Decimeter to Long Reed Decimeter to Reed Decimeter to Long Cubit Decimeter to Handbreadth Decimeter to Fingerbreadth Decimeter to Planck Length Decimeter to Electron Radius (classical) Decimeter to Bohr Radius Decimeter to Earth's Equatorial Radius Decimeter to Earth's Polar Radius Decimeter to Earth's Distance From Sun Decimeter to Sun's Radius |