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Metric SI	Traditional US
1 kilometer (km)	0.621 mile
1 kilometer (km)	3,280.840 feet
1 hectometer (hm)	328.084 feet
1 dekameter (dam)	32.808 feet
1 meter (m)	39.370 inches
1 meter (m)	3.281 feet
1 meter (m)	1.094 yards
1 decimeter (dm)	3.937 inches
1 centimeter (cm)	0.393 inches
1 millimeter (mm)	0.039 inches
US Traditional	Metric SI
1 inch	2.540 centimeters (cm)
1 foot	0.305 meter (m)
1 yard	0.914 meter (m)
1 mile	1.609 kilometers (km)

Angela was drawing plans for a machine part and specified that the material had to be 32.5 millimetres (mm) wide. How many inches was that? Round to two places.

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