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How many sand grains at 1mm could you line up along a meter stick?
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∙ 13y ago
Well, there are 1000mm in 1m.
So answer = 1000
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∙ 13y ago
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What can be use to estimate the thickness of rock layers along the side of a road?
a meter stick
How many meters does a meter stick have?
A meter stick has 1 meter in it.
How long is a meter stick in inches?
A meter is 40 inches which is 3 feet and 4 inches (100 cm)
What is the difference between a meter stick and a yard stick?
a square
Which one is based on units of ten a yard stick or a meter stick?
A metre stick, of course.
What is the description of a meter stick?
A meter stick is a stick that, when rolled along the ground, click's every meter
What is the description of meter stick?
A meter stick is a stick that, when rolled along the ground, click's every meter
What is meters stick?
a meter stick is a device used to mesure with
What do the smallest lines represtent on a meter stick?
Depending on your meter stick, they could represent centimeters or millimeters.
A certain kind of spider is 8mm wide how many of those spiders could sit side by side on a meter stick?
1 meter is 1000 mm, so an 8 mm object could sit on a 1 meter stick 125 times
What can be use to estimate the thickness of rock layers along the side of a road?
a meter stick
If a meter stick markings centimeters what could be a precise and accurate measurement of your foot?
1 meter
Is a meter stick used to measure distance?
It could be, yes.
How many pennies can be laid edge to edge along the full length of a meter stick?
The American penny is 19 millimeters in diameter, and a meter stick is 1,000 millimeters....so if we divide 1000 by 19, we find that 52.63 pennies would run the length of a meter stick.
Is a meter stick equal to 1 meter?
No. A stick is a stick and a meter is a unit of length.
Why isn't the center of gravity of the meter stick necessarily at exactly the 0.50-m mark?
Perhaps the stick is not of equal thickness along its length.
Why isn't the center of gravity of the meter stick necessarily at exactly 0.50 m mark?
Perhaps the stick is not of equal thickness along its length.
