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Which would you be more likely to measure in centimeters a fish tank or a swimming pool?
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Which would you measure in centimeters a fish tank or a swimming pool?
the fish tank
Which would you be more likey to measure in centimeters a fish tank or a swimming pool?
centimeters are a small unit of measurement. Pools are very large. You would use it on a fish tank.
What unit of measuring would you use to measure a pencil?
You would measure it in centimeters.
Why would you use centimeters to measure a pencil?
I would go with inches but you could measure it in centimeters.
Can you use centimeters to measure a fish tank or swimming pool?
Yes, but later you would have to do all the work again to change it to different measurements and it would take longer.
What metric unit would you use to measure the length of a pin?
Most likely, you would use millimeters (could use centimeters).
Would you measure a goldfish in meters or centimeters?
centimeters
Would you measure the diameter of a softball in meters or centimeters?
centimeters
What would you measure a chip in?
centimeters.
How Would you measure the height of a lamp?
With a tape measure.
What would you measure a book in meter kilometers centimeters or millimeters?
centimeters
Which unhit would you useto measure each area square centimeters or square meters?
This depends on the area you live in and how much area there is. If you lived in the US, you would more likely measure by hectares, acres, and other units of area. However, if you live in Great Britain, Asia or Australia and other parts of the world, you would more likely use square meters and centimeters. Now to your question. Which unit would you use to measure area: square centimeters or square meters? If I were to draw a square on a piece of paper, it would not match up to a single meter in length so I would measure by square centimeters (GB) or square inches (US). But if I were to measure larger areas such as land, I would measure in square meters (GB) or square feet and hectares (US).
