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3inches in mm? - Answers

3 inches = 76.2 mmYou can type "3 inches into mm" into www.Google.com to get the conversion. This works for most conversions of any type (length, volumes, energy, temperature, currency (don't know how well this works), weight, etc). It also does calculations (and calculations with units). I use this for some calculations in my research.



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3 inches = 76.2 mmYou can type "3 inches into mm" into www.Google.com to get the conversion. This works for most conversions of any type (length, volumes, energy, temperature, currency (don't know how well this works), weight, etc). It also does calculations (and calculations with units). I use this for some calculations in my research.



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3inches in mm? - Answers

3 inches = 76.2 mmYou can type "3 inches into mm" into www.Google.com to get the conversion. This works for most conversions of any type (length, volumes, energy, temperature, currency (don't know how well this works), weight, etc). It also does calculations (and calculations with units). I use this for some calculations in my research.

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