Jane has 63m ribbon.If she cuts 56m 21cm ribbon from it,what length of ribbon will be left.

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Exchange : 63m = 6300 cm; 56m21cm= 5621cm
So the lengths of the ribbon will be left is : 6300 - 5621 = 679cm = 6.79 m

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