A three meter key would need a huge lock, lets go with three centimeters that can be carried on a chain or in a pocket.
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Most locks have keys that are small enough to fit into the pocket. As such, a key is about 3 centimeters long.
My house key is 0.95 of 5.8 centimetres.
I just measured two housekeys...one was 5.3cm and the other was 5.5cm, so I suppose you could say a house key is approximately 5 centimeters in length.
Probably Centimeters
I would use inches or centimeters, or millimeters to measure this.
I would use centimeters.
Keys come in many sizes. I have a travel case key which is only 2 cm long, and an old fashioned 'house door' key which is 12 cm long.
maybe about 2 inches
The correct answer is 200 because there are 100 centimeters in a meter. So 100(2)=200.Here are a few key points to remember:There are 100 centimeters in a meter.If there's more than 1 meter, multiply 100 by the number of meters.
If you know the length of the side, you raise it to the third power. That is, you multiply side x side x side - although a scientific calculator has a special key to calculate powers directly. The volume will be some cubic unit - for example, if the length of the side is 2 cm, the volume is 8 cm3 (8 cubic centimeters).If you know the length of the side, you raise it to the third power. That is, you multiply side x side x side - although a scientific calculator has a special key to calculate powers directly. The volume will be some cubic unit - for example, if the length of the side is 2 cm, the volume is 8 cm3 (8 cubic centimeters).If you know the length of the side, you raise it to the third power. That is, you multiply side x side x side - although a scientific calculator has a special key to calculate powers directly. The volume will be some cubic unit - for example, if the length of the side is 2 cm, the volume is 8 cm3 (8 cubic centimeters).If you know the length of the side, you raise it to the third power. That is, you multiply side x side x side - although a scientific calculator has a special key to calculate powers directly. The volume will be some cubic unit - for example, if the length of the side is 2 cm, the volume is 8 cm3 (8 cubic centimeters).