Absolutely anything you want upon it. Depends upon who is using it, what it is to be
used for, and what part of the world you happen to live in. Answers given on this
website can come from anywhere in the whole world who has access to a computer.
The printing industry and the Fabric industry and the timber industry and the metal
working industry all use a different type of unit marked on their rulers. Then as well
as this, some use Metric and some user Imperial measuring units. Then there are
rulers used by Foundry and Patternmaking industry which are totally different again.
Think carefully before you ask a question, if you want an intelligent answer.
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Interpreting the question literally . . .
Rulers vary widely. Examples are typically 1 to 3 inches wide, which may be described
most conveniently in inches or centimeters. Thickness is most appropriately described
in millimeters or fractions of an inch. Length varies from a few inches to a few meters,
and may be expressed in centimeters, inches, feet, or meters.
A ruler often shows multiple units of measurement. Ranges are usually inches and centimetres, with all the sub-divisions in between.
Ruler which equal inches or centimeter
Inches, and secondary are portions of an inch up to a foot.
ruler - inches (cm and mm) yard stick (metre stick) - feet (metres) tape measure - feet (metres)
I would most likely use either a ruler or a tape measure. For a common, typical desktop, the length, once measured, could most appropriately be described in terms of centimeters or inches.
The SI unit of measure for volume is the 'Litre'.
Ruler
That depends on the ruler. The most common units of measure for rulers are centimeters and inches.
ruler
To measure smaller distances.
You would use a ruler and measure in millimeters or centimeters.
The foot ruler term came about from the measure used on a ruler which is exactly twelve inches long. A foot is a standard measure therefore came the foot ruler to represent one unit of measurement.
The foot ruler term came about from the measure used on a ruler which is exactly twelve inches long. A foot is a standard measure therefore came the foot ruler to represent one unit of measurement.
ruler * * * * * A ruler is not a unit! Most people would use centimetres, though retailers may use millimetres.
It means Centimeter- it's a unit of measure, like on a ruler.
Ruler which equal inches or centimeter
Inches, and secondary are portions of an inch up to a foot.
By unit of length and distance and conversion ,we can say that yes ,a line can be measured by ruler or scale.