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How large were the beds that the concentration camp prisoners slept on?
200 per 10m2
WHAT IS 10m2 x 20m2?
200 sqm
What is the greatest common factor for 10m2 and 15m3?
The GCF is 5m2
How do you convert 10m2 to liters?
To convert cubic meters to liters, you multiply by 1000.
What is 1 cm2 to liters?
1 cm2 =1 ml 10m2 =1L
What is the prime factor of 10m2 and 15m3?
5 is a prime number common to both terms.
How many square meters is 2m x 5 m?
10m2 (You just multiply 2 by 5)
Why the volume measured in a pitot tube is more higher the that of a venturi meter?
water flow from a tank having a free surface area of 10m2 over a 900 notch.it is found that the time taken to lower the level from 8cm to 7cm above the level of the notch is 43.5sec.determine the coefficient of discharge assuming it remains constant during the period
What square footage will a ton of topsoil cover at 4inches deep?
Hi, one tonne of "topsoil" can vary quite dramatically in volume, generally speaking there will be a tonne per cubic meter but if the topsoil is screened, then all the large chunks are broken or removed, this means less air gaps and therefore less than cubic meter for a tonne. That said, a cubic meter of topsoil should cover: 1mX1mX1m = 1mX1mX0.1m X 10 there will be ten 10cm slices of 1mX1m 10m2 = 3mX3m=9m2 + 1m2 remaining so in feeet that would be about 10ftX10ft to 4 inches roughly.
Importance of clay minerals?
Importance of Clay Minerals:The clay minerals and soil organic matter are colloids.The most important property of colloids is their small size and large surface area. The total colloidal area of soil colloids may range from 10m2/g to more than 800 m2/g depending the external and internal surfaces of the colloid.Soil colloids also carry negative or positive charges on their external and internal surfaces. The presence of charge influences their ability to attract or repulse charge ions to or from surfaces.Soils colloids play a very important role in the chemical reaction which take play in soil and influence the movement and retention of contaminants, metals, and nutrients in the soil.
When do you need a building consent in New Zealand?
The specific details will be got from your local authority building inspector. In general any structure more than about 1m in height needs a permit, as does any exceeding about 10m2 in area. There are usually set-backs required from the boundaries. Any modification or construction of a load bearing wall definitely needs a permit. Special conditions apply to structures of historic importance, and also to swimming pools and their surrounds.
Is an Elephant large because it has large cells?
No, an elephant is not large because it has large cells.
