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If it is a new meter stick you can place it at the end of the stick, otherwise if it is old or shows some wear you should measure from the 1 centimeter mark and then subtract one centimeter from the answer.

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Q: How should you place the edge of an metric pole with respect to the edge of an object in order to came accurate measurement?
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