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The third grade math problem, 1, 1 square centimeter is bigger than 1 centimeter? Why? 2. What is the size of the towel and the length of the table?
1, 1. 1 square centimeter is larger than 1 centimeter? Why?

Unable to compare,

Because the square centimeter is the unit of area and the centimeter is the unit of length, different units cannot be compared.

2. What is the size of the towel?

Towels are measured in square decimeters.

What is the length of this table?

The length of this table is 10 cm.

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