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Which is the best unit to use when measuring the length of a car meter or kilometer?
Meter
What unit would you use for a length of a car?
A meter.
How do you measure the length of a car?
With a meter stick or similar device.
Instrument for Length?
Meter ruler, trundlewheel, odometer (distance in car)
Which is the best unit to use when measuring the length of a car a meter or kilometer?
Kilometer would be the best unit to measure the length of a car, as the length of a typical car is usually in the range of a few meters, making meters too small a unit for practical measurement.
What would be the best unit of measure to describe the length of a car?
feet The meter (m) is the international unit (in SI) for length.
In what ways can you use meter?
Meter can be used to find small distances, such as the length of a car, a bed, or a football field, and many others.
A of 2008 the longest car ever built was 30.5 meters long estimate the length of the car in feet?
To convert the length of the car from meters to feet, you can use the conversion factor where 1 meter is approximately 3.281 feet. Therefore, the length of the car, which is 30.5 meters, can be estimated as 30.5 meters × 3.281 feet/meter, resulting in approximately 100.1 feet.
How many centimeters would be in a car that measures 5.25 meters in length?
There are 100 centimeters in a meter. So, 5.25 meters would be 525 centimeters in length.
What is the approximate area of the car park?
The approximate length multiplied by the approximate width.
Who enforces parking restrictions in a public car park?
Generally parking restrictions in a public car park are enforced by a meter maid. However, in certain circumstances they can also be enforced by any police officer.
What does acceptance by conduct mean?
Acceptance by conduct means entering into an agreement by performing certain actions rather than by signing an agreement or orally agreeing to be bound.For example, if you park your car in a parking lot, and put coins in the meter, you would be accepting an offer by the car park operator to park your car there for the posted fee, and subject to any terms and conditions posted (usually beside the meter).
