How would you convert parsecs to centimeters?

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We should not use such small measures for such large distances that's why we use light years and Parsecs where huge distances are involved usually on cosmic scale. Anyways

1 Parsec = 3.26 Light Years

1 Light-Year = 9.4 x $10^15$ m

3.26 Light-Years = 3.26 * 9.4 x $10^15$

3.26 Light-Years = 3.06 x $10^16$ m

1 m = $100$ cm

3.06 x $10^16$ m = 3.06 x $10 ^16$ * 100

3.06 x $10^16$ m = 3.0644 x $10^18$ cm

1 parsec = 3.0644 x $10^18$ cm

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