A cent is a unit of area. A centimetre is a unit of length. The two units are therefore incompatible.
If you are asking how many square feet is in a centimeter, it cannot be converted. A centimeter is a measure of length and square feet is a measure of area.
Which currency? Where we live a cent might be smaller or bigger than where you live. Rather give the diameter of your cent in millimetres or centimetres so that we can give you an answer. And change your question to: "What is the area of one cent of xx cm. (or mm.) diameter".
Centimeter- Cent + meter, Therefore we can say that a centimeter is one hundredth(cent) of a meter(meter). Therefore 7.5 meters(100) = 750 meters. :D
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There is nothing equal. If you mean 'What is the diameter of a US Cent', it is 1.9 cm.
centi means hundredths here -- a centi meter is one-hundredth of a meter; there are 100 centimeters is a meter. Compare one cent which is one-hundredth of a dollar; 100 cents is a dollar.
centimeter
There are 10 millimeters in one centimeter.
One centimeter is one one hundred'th of one meter.
One cubic centimeter equals one milliliter. == ==
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There are ten millimeters in a centimeter, named for the number (in greek) of them that it takes to make a Meter. Millimeters are one-thousandth of a Meter.